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p. 1, b. 1-22
p. 1, b. 1-22
p. 2, b. 23-52
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AO - Autograph Oury
AR - Autograph Rotschild
AE - Autograph Eszterhazy
AK - Autograph Krudner
AG - Autograph Gavard
CX - Copy of Autograph Eszterhazy
CY - Copy of Autograph Gavard
CC - Czartoryscy copy
F - Fontana Version
FC - Fontana copy
PE - First Polish edition
FEF - Fontana's French edition
GEF - Fontana's German edition
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AO - Autograph Oury
AR - Autograph Rotschild
AE - Autograph Eszterhazy
AK - Autograph Krudner
AG - Autograph Gavard
CX - Copy of Autograph Eszterhazy
CY - Copy of Autograph Gavard
CC - Czartoryscy copy
F - Fontana Version
FC - Fontana copy
PE - First Polish edition
FEF - Fontana's French edition
GEF - Fontana's German edition
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In the sources, one can encounter a few variants of the Waltz's beginning:
- without upbeat in AR (it may be the earliest autograph) - in this manuscript, there is also an f(most likely) grace note written in pencil, which should be performed only in the repetition of the first section of the Waltz, i.e. after the 1st volta (like in AO)
- with upbeat in the remaining sources: with a tied cin AO, AK, AG (→CY), FEF and GEF; with a repeated cin PE and AE (→CX); with a repeated cand with an fgrace note in AE (the grace note written in pencil) and CC. In CC, the L.H. is not written in the upbeat.

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category imprint: Graphic ambiguousness; Differences between sources

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notation: Rhythm

Missing markers on sources: PE, AR, AK, AE, AO, FEF, GEF, FC, CC, AG, CX, CY