Each of the three movements is developed entirely from its respective incipit in order to maintain the original musical ideas of the 18th century composers. Therefore, the movements are monothematic but are rigorously developed in the traditional classical style.

The first movement, Allegro moderato, is a quasi sonata allegro form; the second, Andante amabile, is a theme and variations; and the finale, Allegro con spirito, is a rondo in which the climax of the movement is a fugue.

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