this cycle may be related, as Gołąb suggests, to Little Pieces for Children for piano (1931, marked as Op. 16a in Koffler’s own 1935 catalogue of his works). The relation between these two is, however, impossible to confirm in sources. Gołąb therefore also accepts the possibility that it may be a new, original piece, composed in 1940 or shortly before. These miniatures are: I. Kолискова (Allegretto), II. Танець (Scherzando con moto), III. Мелодія (Adagietto), and IV. Казка (Vivace). They have simple periodic structure and are tonal, though sometimes modally tinged. The second of them is a Renaissance and Baroque dance stylisation, the third – suggests a Polish folk tune in character. The most extensive last miniature is a quasi-rondo narrative interpreted by Gołąb as a musical illustration of the Cinderella story.