Editio Musica Budapest

Published at the request of the IXth International Guitar Festival and Seminar in Esztergom

As a sequel to the guitar volume of the successful series 'Music dor Beginners' the present selection for beginners offers easy and popular items from the output of Spanish, French, Italian, German an...

The unique innovation in this publication is that, printed below the lines of the score, students can find a tablature containing all the necessary details of playing technique, which will help them o...

The new volume in the Musica da camera series has been compiled for a relatively rare type of ensemble, three guitars. This collection spanning the 16th-19th centuries contains not only madrigals by L...

The lute, an instrumental relative of the guitar, has a rich and valuable chamber literature, particularly from the Renaissance period. Apart from the dance music fashionable at the time, transcriptio...

In this selection, Miklós Mosóczi has gathered together mainly 16th century instrumental and vocal dances in a two-part arrangement so that even beginners on the guitar may become acquainted with the...

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...

Béla Bartók composed the series of forty-four violin duos in 1931, prompted by the German violin teacher Erich Doflein. With the exception of numbers 35 and 36, all the pieces are based on original fo...

Using the works by Lajos Papp, Iván Patachich and Sándor Szokolay.