Béla Bartók

Intense driving rhythms, pounding ostinatos and Eastern European influences mark this arrangement of Bartók's famous piano piece. Your students will thrive on the energy and unique sound of this piece...

Intense driving rhythms, pounding ostinatos and Eastern European influences mark this arrangement of Bartók's famous piano piece. Your students will thrive on the energy and unique sound of this piece...

Intense driving rhythms, pounding ostinatos and Eastern European influences mark this arrangement of Bartók's famous piano piece. Your students will thrive on the energy and unique sound of this piece...

Intense driving rhythms, pounding ostinatos and Eastern European influences mark this arrangement of Bartók's famous piano piece. Your students will thrive on the energy and unique sound of this piece...

Combining themes from two Bartok piano pieces from his collection 'For Children

Béla Bartók's (1881-1945) "For Children," Sz. 42, was written from 1908-1908 as a cycle of short piano pieces. Comprised originally of 85 pieces in four volumes, each is based on either a Hu...

Béla Bartók's (1881-1945) "For Children," Sz. 42, was written from 1908-1908 as a cycle of short piano pieces. Comprised originally of 85 pieces in four volumes, each is based on either a Hu...

Bela Bartók (1881-1945) originally wrote his SONATINA, Sz. 55 for piano in 1915, based on folk tunes that the Hungarian composer collected from the neighboring country, Romania. Consisting of three mo...

In the summer of 1939, Béla Bartók travels to Switzerland to compose the 'Divertimento for String Orchestra' in just two weeks as the guest of his patron Paul Sacher. Inspired by the hospitable atmosp...

Béla Bartók komponierte sein Violinkonzert Nr. 1 (Sz. 36, op. posth.) 1907/1908 für die junge Geigerin Stefi Geyer, in die er sich verliebt hatte. Diese verwahrte das Manuskript bis zu Ihrem Tod im Ja...

This volume contains transcriptions of folksongs extracted from Bartók's world-renowned pedagogical piano series, For Children. In 2015 we launched this series to commemorate the 70th anniversary of t...

Béla Bartók composed his four-volume series comprising short pieces for beginner pianists, For Children, between 1908 and 1910. It consists of folksong and nursery song arrangements the first two volu...

Béla Bartók often used musical material from his folk music collections for his compositions. His Sonatina, originally written for solo piano in 1915, was based on songs that he collected in Transylva...

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