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Op. 16, Rondo in E♭ major

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p. 8, b. 134-158
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p. 2, b. 23-36
p. 3, b. 37-51
p. 4, b. 52-75
p. 5, b. 76-94
p. 6, b. 95-111
p. 7, b. 112-133
p. 8, b. 134-158
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p. 10, b. 182-209
p. 11, b. 210-230
p. 12, b. 231-247
p. 13, b. 248-263
p. 14, b. 264-285
p. 15, b. 286-309
p. 16, b. 310-333
p. 17, b. 334-359
p. 18, b. 360-379
p. 19, b. 380-399
p. 20, b. 400-419
p. 21, b. 420-443
p. 22, b. 444-468
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  b. 143

The cut of the bars after the fermata is present in FE (→GE,EE) and was most probably present already in [A]. We reproduce it in the main text, since it was certainly intended by Chopin and has a musical meaning – it emphasises the fermata and the following change of character (a tempo, , dolce). There is a similar situation in bar 290.

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