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It also discusses subsequent performances followed by Ravel, the first recordings made under his supervision, as well as the first publication by Astruc, placing the score in its artistic and editorial context.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eTo establish the musical text, this first critical edition relies on the Astruc edition and its proofs, corrected and modified by the composer, as well as on the revised edition published by Durand in 1910. 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