On page 7 of the Chopin National Edition Commentary it says this: The answer is contained within the links I gave you last time you asked this. I don't know what this means but I guess it's why some repeat it. I'm trying to understand the reasoning so I can work these things out on my own when they come up again.ĮDIT: According to the handwritten score ( ), there is an Eb tied to a quarter note (grace note?) Eb with a half note Eb. I'm preparing for an audition to study with someone in my area so I've been without a teacher to ask these kinds of questions. If anybody could give me some insight I'd really appreciate it. I have no idea whether or not the performers are repeating it because I can't really hear it under the other notes. In the sostenuto section on page 6, the C# in the chords is written as a tie. The versions I've heard by Horowitz, Rubinstein, and Richter play it as written. However, performers like Argerich, Li, and Zimerman rearticulate the Eb. For example, the last measure on the second line of the second page (in the linked score) has a tied Eb going into the first measure on the third line. Throughout the piece, there are notes written with ties between measures, but a lot of performers rearticulate the notes as far as I can tell. I've looked at a lot of the scores on imslp (one's linked below) and there doesn't seem to be any discrepancy in the notation. I've asked this question before, but I didn't really get an answer and my confusion has developed.
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