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Op. 16, Rondo in E♭ major

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p. 7, b. 112-133
p. 1, b. 1-22
p. 2, b. 23-36
p. 3, b. 37-51
p. 4, b. 52-75
p. 5, b. 76-94
p. 6, b. 95-111
p. 7, b. 112-133
p. 8, b. 134-158
p. 9, b. 159-181
p. 10, b. 182-209
p. 11, b. 210-230
p. 12, b. 231-247
p. 13, b. 248-263
p. 14, b. 264-285
p. 15, b. 286-309
p. 16, b. 310-333
p. 17, b. 334-359
p. 18, b. 360-379
p. 19, b. 380-399
p. 20, b. 400-419
p. 21, b. 420-443
p. 22, b. 444-468
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  b. 117

The fact that the slurs coincide in this place could have meant that Chopin wanted to combine them – cf. bars 276-277. However, in the main text we leave the source notation, since it is practically equivalent, whereas overlapping slurs in similar places appear also in bars 141, 269 and 293, which significantly reduces the likelihood that they were misinterpreted. 

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notation: Slurs

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