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Providing a note that is neither a climax or a turning point or that is not rhythmically emphasised at all (e.g. a strong beat of the bar, syncopation) with a 
mark is unheard of in Chopin's music. Therefore, one may assume a wrongly assigned indication (to a wrong note). A natural candidate for a note that Chopin probably wanted to underline is d
2, which is a turning point of the melody and which is rhythmically separated by the breath that follows it. Due to this reason, we suggest moving one note behind, which would correct a possible inaccuracy.
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category imprint: Interpretations within context; Editorial revisions
issues: Inaccuracies in FE
notation: Verbal indications
