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Whereas Tartini's editorial history has sometimes been marked by versions that are unfaithful or heavily \"reinterpreted,\" the goal here is to provide clear, consistent, and usable material for rehearsal and concert, whether one is a student, competition candidate, or professional.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe content is particularly useful for working on the Italian Baroque repertoire with precision: articulation, phrasing rhetoric, management of basso continuo, and virtuosity (notably in passages associated with the \"Trillo\"). The publication includes a score, a violin part faithful to the sources (without interpretative additions), as well as a second violin part with violinistic revision (fingerings and dynamic markings), conceived as a playing guide. 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