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It aims to secure interpretative choices (setting, articulation, dynamics, and textural cohesion) while respecting the Fauréan character, marked by nuances, natural transitions, and musical breathing.\u003c\/p\u003e  \u003cp\u003eBeyond establishing the text, the major interest of this edition lies in its interpretative solutions. They provide concrete reference points for approaching key moments of the quintet, guiding the construction of the musical discourse and refining the balance between strings and piano. 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