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|Misc. Notes=Recorded 2015 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University (Peter Hill, sound engineer) ...jpgs. This was its third publication in the same year, and the last. First published by Mechetti, then by Wessel & Co. (London), then Schlesinger.

|Misc. Notes=recorded in June 2018 at St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University: Peter Hill, sound en ...the final published version was reached, offhand- still, that "449" on the first page is interesting, especially since this is not a copy made for Simrock..

|Arranger={{LinkArr|César|Cui}} (1835–1918), completion of 1st tableau<br>{{LinkArr|Nikolay|Rimsky-Korsakov}} (1844– |Misc. Notes=Intro is of the published score from Bessel. Remainder primarily Rimsky's holograph.

|Misc. Notes=Recorded Feb 2018 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University (Peter Hill, sound engineer) |Misc. Notes=Recorded live in Bergen, Norway, 11/2008

...ernative, unofficial setting of the song in the key of {{K|b}} (originally in {{K|a}}) |Misc. Notes=For information on transpositions and keys in the Peters edition, see [[Winterreise,_D.911_(Schubert,_Franz)_(Guide_to_Pe

|Misc. Notes=Played on an Erard in 2003. |Misc. Notes=Recorded June 2016 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University (Peter Hill, sound engineer)

...tes={{HiRes}}<br>Full BNF resolution compressed to 80% jpgs. Not quite the first edition (Wessel beat them to it by 5 months), but near to. |Editor={{LinkEd|Herrmann|Scholtz}} (1845-1918)

...tes={{HiRes}}<br>Full BNF resolution compressed to 80% jpgs. ''Initially'' published by [[Pleyel]] (January 1834) then taken up by Schlesinger ca. May 1834. |Editor={{LinkEd|Herrmann|Scholtz|1845|1918}}

...ssed to 80% jpgs. First published in October 1838. No.2 is in C, No.3 in D in this edition. ...leaned version.<br>filter: score filtered with 2-point algorithm explained in [[High Quality Scanning|High Quality Scanning]]<br>I provide the original s

|Editor={{LinkEd|Herrmann|Scholtz|1845|1918}} |Misc. Notes=Includes comments in French.

|Editor={{LinkEd|Herrmann|Scholtz|1845|1918}} ...ce for Band I see [[Mazurka in A minor, B.134 (Chopin, Frédéric)|Mazurka in A minor, B.134]].

...tes={{HiRes}}<br>Full BNF resolution compressed to 80% jpgs. (Possibly the first edition, possibly the second. NIFC gives December 1837 for Schlesinger and |Editor={{LinkEd|Herrmann|Scholtz|1845|1918}}

...self not autograph but in another hand) served as the model for the German first edition. It is believed to have been thoroughly proof read by the composer |Misc. Notes={{HiRes}}<br>Full BNF resolution compressed to 80% jpgs. Published June 1840.

|Misc. Notes=This autograph copy served as the model for the German first edition. This manuscript does contain several errors that Chopin failed to .... Notes={{HiRes}}<br>Full BNF resolution compressed to 80% jpgs. Published in November 1846, see Chopin Institute link.

==Works with Opus number== * Op.9 - Capriccio No.1 in A minor (André, 1898)

|Editor={{LinkEd|Herrmann|Scholtz}} (1845-1918) ...ce for Band I see [[Mazurka in A minor, B.134 (Chopin, Frédéric)|Mazurka in A minor, B.134]].

|Misc. Notes=Recorded 2015 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University (Peter Hill, sound engineer) |Editor={{LinkEd|Herrmann|Scholtz|1845|1918}}

...pgs.<br>Note that for this French first edition, the three polonaises were published as separate editions, each with its own plate number. The PDF contains all ...leaned version.<br>filter: score filtered with 2-point algorithm explained in [[High Quality Scanning|High Quality Scanning]]<br>I provide the original s

|Misc. Notes=Recorded Feb 2018 in St. Paul's Hall, Huddersfield University (Peter Hill, sound engineer) ... Notes=Source: {{plain|https://archive.org/details/lp_funeral-march-sonata-in-b-flat-minor-opus_arthur-rubinstein-frdric-chopin|Internet Archive}}

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