EMB Leggiero

A new edition of a popular work by Rezs Kókai (1906-1962) incorporating Hungarian motifs, arranged for youth orchestra. A simplified instrumental version of the work (for violin or viola or clarinet w...

Between 1917 and 1931 Ottorino Respighi harmonized and instrumented twelve works from the 16th- and 17th-century Italian and French lute literature and arranged the pieces into three 4-movement suites...

Dániel Csengery (b. 1974) wrote his three-movement Concertino in 2006. It is a colourful, carefree-sounding composition with lively rhythms, suitable for intermediate-level pianists and youth orchestr...

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...

The latest volume in the series contains perhaps the most popular compositions in the 'lighter genre' by the great German composer: a German dance, a minuet as well as a waltz and six écossaises, fami...

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.

The Schubert volume now appearing in the Leggiero series gives a varied picture of the dances of the first third of the 19th century. These include waltzes, galops, minuets, ländler, sentimental waltz...

The latest volume in the Leggiero series is a selection from Telemann?s enormous ?uvre, featuring movements that can be performed as independent pieces. Included among the generally fast dances taken...

The Rákóczi March by Berlioz belongs to the favourite repertory pieces of professional symphonic orchestras. Moreover, it is frequently given as encore, as a highly effective composition sure to yield...

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...