Ferdinand Beyer - 6 Morceaux élégants, Op. 80, No. 4 - Das Wiedersehen

The Andante is in 3/4. Measures 1-10 alternate broad rising arpeggios with brief held notes and rests, then descend into a quiet reply. Measures 11-30 present a slurred melody with short dotted figures, ornaments, and paired notes above recurring lower broken chords. Measures 31-46 expand into continuous rising and falling upper runs, with repeated chord accents and a wide arpeggio at the close.

Measures 47-63, marked appassionato at the start, carry an octave melody above repeated lower chords and moving bass notes. Measures 64-77, marked tempo and leggiero at the start, introduce short paired-note figures over rising lower arpeggios, followed by broader runs and repeated upper notes. Measures 78-96 descend into the earlier slurred melody and broken-chord accompaniment, with stronger chord accents near the close. Measures 97-102 sustain an upper trill over moving lower figures and end with a descending flourish.

Measures 103-125, marked Brillante at the start, alternate rising arpeggios and descending chromatic runs above lower broken chords, then build through repeated rising figures and stronger chord accents. Measures 126-131 shift flowing runs into the lower part before a rising upper run. Measures 132-143 return to repeated upper figures and descending bass notes, exchange short paired-note replies between the two parts, and close with an arpeggio, emphatic chords, and a held E-flat-major harmony.