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In FE the mordent was placed under the d1-f
1 third, which suggests that it concerns the bottom note, d
1. It must be a mistake – cf. the text of AI and bars 13 and 73 – caused by a tendency to place marks, e.g. accents, staccato dots, slurs or certain ornaments (
and
) on the side of noteheads. In the case of ornaments and slurs, it can change their meaning, thus leading to a mistake, as is the case here (see also, e.g. the Polonaise in F
minor, Op. 44, bar 10).
There is a similar situation in bars 7, 71 and 75.
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notation: Ornaments