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<jats:p>Frédéric Chopin’s Correspondence is a three-volume, multipart publication, which contains composer’s letters with autograph reproductions, preserved in museums, libraries and private collections. The letters are accompanied by substantive comments of Polish Chopinologists, who worked to prepare the entire publication for 23 years. The correspondence has been organised chronologically. The third volume is published in four parts which include – part one: the letters written between June 1839 and December 1843, part two: the letters written between January 1844 and December 1847, part 3: the letters written between January 1848 and September 1849, part 4: summaries of the missing letters, biographical notes, miscellanea, bibliography, illustration sources, indexes. At the end of part three there are letters from and to Frédéric Chopin, whose dates are unknown, as well as supplements, i.e. letters previously inaccessible.</jats:p>

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