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p. 9, b. 68-76
p. 10, b. 77-87
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  b. 23

c3-c4 in JC (interpretation)

c3-c4 in PE; alternative interpretation of JC

c3-c3 in EF

The version of JC seems to be erroneous, however, it is not clear how the notation of [AI] – probably ambiguous – was like and consequently, which elements of the notation of JC should be corrected. According to us, among the possible errors the most probable ones are the following two: lack of the  raising c4 into c4 or writing mistakenly a  instead of the  before the second grace note. We consider the first possibility as an interpretation of the copy's notation; the second one leads to the version of PE, adopted as the main text. The version of EF is probably a result of Fontana's revision, its correspondence to Chopin's intentions is highly unlikely.  

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category imprint: Interpretations within context; Differences between sources

issues: Errors of JC

notation: Pitch