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In rehearsal, this type of score helps progress on essential points such as unified attacks, legato quality, tuning of chords, and collective breathing. The collection format also facilitates programming: one can select a piece for an audition, an ensemble class, or build a pedagogical pathway around a shared musical language.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eThanks to its open instrumentation, this collection suits both homogeneous trios (three winds) and mixed formations, making it a reliable resource for quickly creating a coherent ensemble. 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