I recommend you listen to the other two movements first as there's quite a few references. This movement is about anger. I've had a lot of it at the world lately for how everything has been going the last two years.

It's a rondo, more or less. It's written full of parallel fifths, which is normally considered a bad thing, but in this it's used as a type of organum, and I think it sounds quite good. As always, my sonatas come with motivic cameos of the previous three sonatas in them as easter eggs to find. This movement has all three since I was too busy brooding over the last two movements to include them.

At the end of the piece, the player slams shut fallboard while holding the sustain pedal for that sound at the end, which was recorded on my brother's piano.

First movement
Second movement
Fourth movement

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