Here, for the moment I am publishing the sheet music; as soon as I can, I will record it on my own.
Don't pay attention to what is written at the top right (it always gives me a strange feeling, always a bit "ridiculous"), anyway it is a "methodology" that I started using some time ago to indicate exactly the author.
At measure 39 in red is the main theme, at measure 42 in blue is the "response".
This is what I had written from the beginning, then I added "the introduction", and everything else.
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This is the first version.
I "played" as I have in recent years, without using the pedal; then, since I inevitably make mistakes while playing, besides being too rigid, I did 5 copy-pastes, because when a piece is recorded all at once, one is often dissatisfied with the outcome in certain parts.
I am not satisfied; without the pedal, some parts lose something, and then there is also the fact that I certainly do not play well and it can be heard.
From a compositional point of view, I changed a few measures and in the 2nd version you will hear that (perhaps) something has improved in a specific part of the piece.
I "concentrated" mostly on the rhythm, and I think that further adjustments could be found so that certain measures are not affected by this deficiency.
Perhaps it was played a bit slowly and certain measures would have benefited from a greater tempo, but this depends on how one perceives it; I repeat, I am not satisfied, even at a compositional level, certain points seem stupid to me, but this is what I felt like writing.
"The introduction" is certainly a bit long, but it is always possible to modify everything.
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Sorry, I found an error in the sheet music: from measure 39 to 42 on the upper staff, the notes should be understood with the treble clef.
With Musescore, sometimes it happens that even in the absence of the exact clef in effect, the notes play normally.