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Op. 27 No 1, Nocturne in C# minor

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p. 4, b. 49-70
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p. 5, b. 71-88
p. 6, b. 89-101
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  b. 51

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The minim e2 is prolonged in FE. This is probably a mistake although Chopin sometimes used this kind of notation (cf. e.g. Impromptu in A Op. 29, bar 74). However, in this case sustaining e2 longer only complicates the notation with no impact on the voice-leading logic or the sound (pedalling). EE amended the FE notation, certainly a reviser's work. In the main text we adopt the GE version which raises no doubts.

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