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It features clear writing, a carefully shaped theme, followed by a series of variations alternating character nuances, textures, and articulations. The duo must work on shared breathing, equality of pulse, and legato quality to bring out the harmonic refinement and dramatic progression without ever weighing down the phrasing.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThe \"Duo - Andante et Allegro assai vivace\" has a fascinating editorial history. Initially known as \"Allegro brillant\" op. 92, it corresponds to a first version still lacking its beautiful slow introduction. Henle editions publish here for the first time the complete and definitive final version revised by Mendelssohn, with the introductory Andante that gives full relief to the Allegro. 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