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Musicologist Hartmut Schick, a recognized Dvo?ák specialist, conducted thorough collation work based on all available sources, notably the historic edition published by Simrock and the autograph manuscript. The result is a publication designed for confident reading in rehearsal and concert, with particular attention to notation details and variants.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eCompared to older editions, this publication highlights a clearly audible modification in the 4th movement, specifically in the viola part, and offers particularly useful editorial documentation. The critical commentary (in English) helps to understand the editorial choices and discrepancies between sources, while the appendix gathers earlier versions of the middle movements, including alternative endings for the 2nd movement (\"Dumka\") and the 3rd movement (\"Romance\"). 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