Sonate in C Op. 29 has four movements, Allegro, Andante Cantabile, Menuet and Rondo.
A Rondo… mostly a theme that keeps coming back with a variation in bridges between them. Often it presents the show piece of the Sonata. Play the Rondo in an animated fashion, but not too quick! Choose a clear approach of the theme and make variations in the atmosphere in the “couplets”. The Rondo starts in C major, changes to C minor (three sharps) for a while and returns to C major via an excursion to F.