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No marking in FED, possible reading |
In FED, is crossed by a slightly diagonal line, which can be interpreted as a deletion. However, the meaning of the dash is not certain – in Chopin pupils' copies, there are fragments containing such delicate dashes, drawn probably when discussing problematic places for the pupil. Most frequently, the dashes are of no specific meaning; they simply prove a more intense work on a given fragment.
It is also unclear what a possible deletion could mean. If not then
? Or maybe
that was valid before the said
? In the face of these doubts, we suggest the absence of
, being a result of a possible deletion, only as one of possible interpretations of FED.
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category imprint: Graphic ambiguousness; Source & stylistic information
issues: Annotations in teaching copies, Annotations in FED
notation: Verbal indications