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While the overture has become the most famous and frequently performed part in concert, this piano reduction published by Henle editions allows rediscovery of the entire project: a suite of dramatic numbers and atmospheres, designed to accompany the action, underscore tensions, and lead the listener to the \"final victory symphony.\"\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe edition offers the complete incidental music, accompanied by the texts, which notably served as the basis for the treatment of the overture, Klärchen's death, and the interlude music. This presentation highlights the dialogue between theatre and music, facilitating a \"narrative\" reading of the score: breaths between scenes, transitions, moods, then a conclusive momentum. 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