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  b. 50-56

Continuous slur in A

2 slurs, incl. to end of bar 50 in FC (→GE)

3 slurs incl. to bar 51 & to end of bar 54 in FE (→EE)

2 slurs incl. to bar 55, our alternative suggestion

3 slurs incl. to bar 51 & 55, our another suggestion

These bars, although not written out in the manuscripts, are provided in A with a phrase mark encompassing b. 48-58. Therefore, we should assume that the phrase mark is supposed to replace the slurring featured in the respective bars the first time (b. 34-40). In turn, the omission of that phrase mark in FC indicates that it should be the slurring of b. 34-40 that should be repeated, which was implemented in GE (in this version the phrase marks in b. 35-39 = 51-55 were overlooked by the copyist by mistake). A solution consisting in repeating the slurring featured the first time was also adopted by FE (→EE). That version, based on the slurring of A referring to the actually written down text of b. 34-40, and not empty bars, can be considered an equivalent variant. Our two alternative suggestions are of a similar nature – the first is based on the version of FE, yet it takes into account a more likely interpretation of the phrase marks of A in b. 34-35 = 50-51, whereas the second is a compromise between the version with three phrase marks and the version of A with a continuous phrase mark. The above suggestions are based on the questionable range of the phrase mark of A in the discussed bars, which questions the credibility of its literal interpretation – see the note on b. 57-59.

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category imprint: Interpretations within context; Differences between sources

issues: Errors of FC

notation: Slurs

Missing markers on sources: A, FC, FE1, FE2, FED, FES, FEJ, FESch, EE1, EE2, GE1, GE2, GE3, EE1a