Descending and Ascending 3rds in CPE Bach's Solfeggietto

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[@matj12]

When I saw the title, I thought that this video would be about Coltrane changes in baroque music.

[@chelseamdeathal3547]

Have been learning music, I found descending melodic minor with a major 6th in this piece (in the fourth measure). Am I right about it? and cound you explain a bit about it?