Ferenc Farkas

Männerchor - TTBB {20./21. Jahrhundert}

Männerchor - TBB {20./21. Jahrhundert}

The work is an arrangement of three movements (1., 2., 6.) of the dance series of the same title originally composed in 1974 for string orchestra. The arrangements were made in 1995 by the composer's...

This set of early dances of bygone days which proves to be of lasting freshness and popularity was arranged for flute with piano accompaniment this time. The composer Ferenc Farkas dedicated the work...

A reduction for flute and piano of Ferenc Farkas' Serenata concertante.

The Missa secunda was composed in 1964. It is dedicated by the composer "to my dear wife Margit on the occasion of our 25th wedding anniversary". The Sanctus was composed later. The Credo is not set t...

In this work written for three trumpets, four horns, three trombones and tuba the use of the four horns and the tuba is optional. The one-movement composition falls into four parts: following the fanf...

The original version of the Missa secunda was composed in 1964. It is dedicated by the composer to his "dear wife Margit on the occasion of our 25th wedding anniversary". The Sanctus was composed late...

Ferenc Farkas wrote about the origin of the 'Passacaglia': 'In 1931, while I was still a student by Ottorino Respighi in Rome, I began to compose a Partita in 4 movements for orchestra, whose third mo...

In 1941, I was invited by Viktor Vaszy to take on a choice double role, as a teacher of composition at the Cluj Conservatory as well as chorus master at the Cluj National Theatre. For me, this meant b...

Ferenc Farkas arranged a handful of early Hungarian dance pieces, preserved in various late Renaissance music manuscripts, for several groups of performers. His arrangement Hungarian Dances from the 1...

This work composed in 1982 is published now in the Leggiero series. The three-movement little composition is a rewarding performance piece for school and amateur orchestras.

This is one of the best-known and most frequently performed works of Ferenc Farkas (1905-2000). It was written in 1961 for 4-part string orchestra (with an ad libitum double bass part), and can be per...