Béla Bartók

Bearbeitet für Violine und Klavier

Early in the month of January 1916 Bartók returned to Budapest with a bountiful collection of Slovakian folk songs and began composing a cycle of original songs. In preparing this corrected edition a...

In the Mandarin he finally breaks with the romantic tradition and also turns away from the artistic endeavours typical of the turn of the century. The pantomime refl ects for the fi rst time what Bart...

Bartók's Dance Suite was composed in 1923 and premiered in the same year in Budapest. The occasion was the 50th jubilee of the unification of Buda, Óbuda and Pest to Hungary's capital Budapest.

This revised edition was prepared by comparing the previously printed edition with all manuscripts, determining and eliminating printing errors. All together the following manuscript sources have been...

Klavierauszug - Bühnenvertrieb für USA: Boosey & Hawkes, New York

The Romanian Folk Dances by Béla Bartók were composed for piano in 1915. Two years later he transcribed it for chamber orchestra. The piece consists of seven folk dances from Transylvania, which is no...

These songs were originally written for unaccompanied chorus. Later an orchestral accompaniment was added, and a piano reduction has been included for rehearsal purposes when preparing the choir for a...

Frauen- oder Kinderchor (SMezA)

Diese Ausgabe basiert auf neuesten Forschungen und besticht durch einen neuen Notensatz. Sie enthält ausführliche Aufführungshinweise sowie einen Überblick über die Biographie des Komponisten. Über ei...

Ausgabe für Kavier zu 2 Händen

In preparing this corrected edition a copy of the last printed edition has been carefully examined and compared with the manuscript as well as that of the orchestra version of the composition. All err...

Facsimile Edition of the manuscript in the National Széchenyi Library, Budapest. With a commentary by László Somfai. Bound in boards.

von Lászlo Somtai - gebunden (Leinen)

Paul Arma, born in Budapest in 1905, pianist and composer, studied the piano at the Budapest Academy of Music with Bartók (1920 - 1924), whose love for folksong he kindled. After concert and lecture t...

This revised edition was prepared after examination of the previous published editions of all the nine pieces with the manuscript sources, an engraving copy and an intermediate draft. Most corrections...

The Songs and Dances adapted here cover a wide range of folklore: Hungarian, Ruthenian, Arabic and Transylvanian, while Bartók's version of the Petite Suite included Hungarian, Walachian, Ukrainian an...