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Chopin himself used the piece in his teaching and admonished his pupils to play the first measures in a manner that evoked the image of a mortuary. 2 in B-flat minor is especially notable for its sotto voce opening that seems to represent a kind of question and answer. Conversation with the dead.?Chopin's Scherzo No.

Chopin scherzo 2 with measure numberes