A song for Lia 2nd part

A fast 2nd part for the previous song I made for Lia, using motives from the previous song (circle progresions) and new ones (I-V-V-I-IV-V-I-V). I have been working on this for several weeks, and I'm afraid it's a bit too long: I might have played too much with the same harmonies and rythm patterns.Using mostly baroque (but also romantic) resources, simple and common harmony with modulations, lots of tension and dissonances (some of which are meant to be there) and a "soathing" end.Some octaves are meant to be there in parts of the song where separation between the voices is not sought (the end of it). Others are mistakes (despite my efforts) or the less bad possibility.I added some short modulation at 00:55 to reduce the reiteration of the main motive, but I'm not sure if it's appropiate. I'd like to receive some feedback on this.Also, I'm not sure what music form it belongs to; at least playing it is too easy to be considered a toccata.Lia's song 2nd partLia's song 2nd part

A song for Lia 2nd part