The Andantino in D-flat, known as "Moonlight and Roses", Op. It is initially marked "Andantino". Amongst his minor works is an "Andantino for Concertina and Fortepiano" written in 1858. There is also an alternative slow movement, marked "Andantino grazioso". He wrote for the choral score "andantino" (somewhat slowly) and "sempre staccato" (play staccato always). It also has the tempo marking&colon; "Andantino". The second movement (Andantino moderato piacevole) is in Enescu's mature rhapsodic style. "Andantino" is the longest in the set by playing time (about 8&colon;30). "Andantino" opens the set with a long, reflective melody that develops into a rapid climax.