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The staccato dots under the L.H. quavers are an arbitrary addition of the reviser of GE2. What draws attention is the different approach with respect to b. 87-100:
- the first time, dots were added wherever they were in the R.H., as a result of which all L.H. quavers (except the octaves at the beginning of the bars) were provided with them;
- in the discussed bars, the additions are limited to the groups of three quavers at the end of the bars with even numbers (the only exception is the dot under A on the 2nd beat of b. 117). The remaining quavers were omitted, even those with dots in the R.H. part in GE2, like the last quaver in b. 111 and 113.
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issues: GE revisions
notation: Articulation, Accents, Hairpins