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  b. 276-277

accel. in FEG & FE, literal reading

accelerando in GE

accelerando in EE

According to us, the accel. indication written by Chopin in FEG should be understood as "over the 1st quaver in bar 277" and not "from the last quaver in bar 276". This is how it was understood in GE and this is the interpretation we adopt in the main text. The entry underlying the version of FE must have looked similarly. We develop the abbreviation used by Chopin, which is used less frequently nowadays; GE and EE already include the full indication.

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notation: Verbal indications

Missing markers on sources: FE0, FE1, FED, FEJ, GE1, GE2