Musica Clasica Obras Maestras -

Shift to G major (dominant). Melody becomes more playful with dotted rhythms: D–E–F#–G | A–G–F#–E | D–C#–D–E | F#–G–A–B | C (return)

I notice you've written "musica clasica obras maestras" — which is Spanish for "classical music masterpieces" — followed by the instruction to musica clasica obras maestras

Rounded binary (A–B–A') Tempo: Allegretto (( \downarrow = 96 )) Key: C major Shift to G major (dominant)

Right hand plays a graceful, balanced melody: C–D–E–F–E–D–C | E–F–G–A–G–F–E | G–A–B–C–B–A–G | C (hold) Left hand provides Alberti bass: C–G–E–G, C–G–E–G, etc. If you're asking me to (as text, using

Repeat A, but with a gentle cadential extension (two extra bars) ending on a soft C major chord.

If you're asking me to (as text, using musical notation or description), I can certainly do that. For example: "Miniature in C Major" (For piano, in the style of a classical-era allegretto)