This is probably the most successful trial.  Some called this “Anger” because the “quicker temp and frilly playing” reminded of listeners of “people bickering”.. Again, “briskness implies the most emotion.. And anger seems to be the most emotional of these”
	Listener comments:
	“Some feel that the faster pace, erratic nature of the piece suggests a frantic catatonic state.  Evokes fear.”
	“Staccato notes and tempo change usually represents happiness.”

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