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Composed in 1909 and dedicated to Josef Hofmann, it has established itself over time as an essential work, notably brought to the stage by Vladimir Horowitz, who helped reveal its full impact and virtuosity.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThis Urtext piano reduction emphasizes textual reliability: the editor relies on the first edition, sound recordings, and the autograph score to offer a version that is both rigorous and practical. 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