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b. 2-3

composition: Op. 28 No. 2, Prelude in A minor

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In As Chopin uses abbreviations to write the L.H. part – b. 2 is marked with a slur over b. 1, which is written out. In turn, to indicate that b. 3 is a repetition of b. 2, Chopin inserted a conventional / mark. A slur as a repeat mark, often accompanied by bis, was frequently used by Chopin – cf., e.g. Lento con gran espressione WN37, b. 3-4. Abbreviations are also present in A (→FC) – / marks replace b. 2 and the second half of b. 3.

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issues: Abbreviated notation of A