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This is a particularly relevant choice for performers wishing to deepen their understanding of Baroque language codes (rhetoric, breathing, implicit dynamics) while staying as close as possible to the source.\u003c\/p\u003e   \u003cp\u003eThe recorder part has been deliberately left without slur indications, a musical choice that promotes the performer's autonomy. Each musician can thus develop a \"blockflötengerechte\" articulation, that is, truly adapted to the recorder, its bore, fingering, and response. This working framework is ideal for exploring different attack options (detached, light slurs, inequalities, speech accents) and building a personal phrasing, whether in lessons, audition preparation, or chamber music.\u003c\/p\u003e   \u003cp\u003eThe harpsichord part, for its part, offers a realization (Aussetzung) that is both stylistically elegant and respectful of the work. It supports the flute line with a harmonically and idiomatically credible accompaniment, which facilitates setup, understanding of cadences, and sound balance. 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