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It is not limited to a mere reproduction of the known text: corrected proof sheets, preserved and sometimes annotated by the composer, are also taken into account. Subsequent revisions are thus integrated into the musical text, with a particularly striking impact in the slow movement, where elements long absent from listening and performance tradition resurface, inviting a reconsideration of nearly two centuries of interpretative habits.\u003c\/p\u003e\u003cp\u003eTo support the musician, the edition offers detailed explanations in the Vorwort as well as in the Anmerkungen kritischen, to understand the origin of editorial choices and the significance of variants. Added are Carl Czerny's practical remarks, invaluable for approaching the style, articulation, and spirit of this sonata both in study and concert settings. 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