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p. 6, b. 139-186
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p. 2
p. 3, b. 1-46
p. 4, b. 47-90
p. 5, b. 91-138
p. 6, b. 139-186
p. 7, b. 187-242
p. 8, b. 243-283
p. 9, b. 284-335
p. 10, b. 336-409
p. 11, b. 410-476
p. 12, b. 477-520
p. 13, b. 521-564
p. 14, b. 565-604
p. 15, b. 605-649
p. 16
GC - Gutmann's copy
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  b. 172-175

Slur in EE, FE & GE

Slur in GC

The slur in GC – as is the case in bars 166 and 182 – does not go beyond the bar line. However, the end of the slur here is clearly closer to the chord in bar 175 than that in bar 174, which was the reason why in GE it was interpreted as reaching the 1st beat of bar 175, in line with the remaining sources.

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category imprint: Differences between sources

issues: Inaccuracies in GC

notation: Slurs