



The deletions visible in A at the beginning of the bar reveal that Chopin initially wrote d1 as the bottom note of the 1st chord, accompanied by F
(con 8) as the L.H. octave. Therefore, the
to the next d1 crotchet was most probably meant to cancel the alteration and not to perform the role of a cautionary accidental following d
in the preceding bar.
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category imprint: Corrections & alterations; Source & stylistic information
issues: Corrections in A, Cautionary accidentals, Deletions in A, Enharmonic corrections
notation: Pitch