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WN 29, Waltz in E minor

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  b. 67

Octave in sources

e suggested by the editors

A comparison with all analogous bars (and with all bars provided with such accompaniment) is a convincing argument that the octave present in the sources is almost certainly a mistake by the engraver. Therefore, in the main text we give a single e note, as is the case with the remaining bars.

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