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This Urtext edition highlights the richness of the original material, with particularly numerous differences in dynamics and articulations.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eIn his editorial work, Egon Voss adopts a cautious and transparent approach: rather than standardizing, he respects the divergences between parallel passages and limits additions to the strict minimum. The result is a reference score, useful both for faithful musical reading and for in-depth work on Schubert's intentions, trials, and considered alternatives. 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