Oxford pocket score Edited by Jancsovics Antal Instrument: Symphonic Works Series: EMB Study Scores (pocket scores) Genre: Classic Extent: 68 pages First published: 1993

Instrument: Upper VoicesGenre: Christmas musicLangue: LatinPages: 20 ppDate du parution: Novembre 2002

Édité par Nagy Olivér, Pallagi János Instrument: Violon et piano Genre: Baroque Pages: 60 pp Date du parution: Janvier 1983

PUBLIÉ PAR PEJTSIK ÁRPÁD TRANSCRIT PAR DELSART, J. INSTRUMENT: VIOLONCELLO AND PIANO SÉRIE: MOMENTS MUSICAUX FOR VIOLONCELLO GENRE: ROMANTIC PAGES: 6 PP DATE DU PARUTION: 1990

Instrument: Violoncelle Série: Music Lesson - Methods Genre: Methods Langue: Hungarian, English, German Pages: 68 pp Date du parution: 1966

Hungarian Rondo was composed by Zoltán Kodály in December 1917, drawing on material from the incidental music he had written for Zsigmond Móriczs play Pacsirtaszó (Skylarking). The rondo form is shaped out of four new-style Hungarian folk songs and an instrumental dance melody. Kodály prepared the piece in two somewhat different versions, one for two clarinets, two bassoons and string orchestra, a…

Easy Operatic Arias and Operetta Excerpts for Male Voice. Par . A Panorama of Arias contains a selection of arias from operas, operettas, and oratorical works of the 17th to 19th centuries in original language for those studying singing at beginner and intermediate levels. All arias have new, easy-to-play piano reductions, and some of them even include excerpts from recitatives. The sheet music co…

La collection pour piano intitulée Jatekok, écrite à partir de 1973, a été conçue comme une méthode de piano. Au fil des ans, la collection a perdu son caractère didactique et a été considérée comme un document de l'atelier de Kurtág, offrant une clé pour ses œuvres symphoniques, de chambre et vocales plus importantes. Le dixième volume est désormais disponible, imprimé sur du papier durable de ha…

Par GYORFFY ISTVAN. Hungarian-style dance music which flourished in the 16th and 17th centuries - generally referred to as ungaresca - represents a valuable part of European musical tradition. István Gyorffy's work (2007-2010) is a late successor of this tradition. It was written with the intention of embodying the eastern-central European tradition in order to present an alternative to the curren…

Par GYORFFY ISTVAN. Hungarian-style dance music which flourished in the 16th and 17th centuries - generally referred to as ungaresca - represents a valuable part of European musical tradition. István Gyorffy's work (2007-2010) is a late successor of this tradition. It was written with the intention of embodying the eastern-central European tradition in order to present an alternative to the curren…

The work was composed in 1992 for the 85th birthday of Kurtág's teacher, Sándor Veress. The ensemble of instruments is unusual: two basset horns and two quarter-tone pianos (the well-known predecessor of the latter is Charles Ives' Three Quarter-Tone Pieces for two pianos). The special tuning in this case is not that the tonality moves in an ultra-chromatic direction, rather that it makes the cont…

Letters from X was composed in 1981, Fax from X in 2003, and For 51 to LI in 2009. Not only the instruments but also the performers - all three works are dedicated to Zoltán Gyöngyössy and István Lukácsházi, and they were the first to perform them - connect the three duets, which were composed with rather long intervals between them. A duet for flute and double bass is rather unusual, yet that is …

Quintette à vent
Composed in 1959, the wind quintet represents the second phase in the process started in Kurtág's compositional activity by the String Quartet. A lengthy stay in Paris (studies with Milhaud and Marianne Stein), acquaintance with 20th century music other than Bartók's induced Kurtág to radically reevaluate his oeuvre. The new artistic orientation that resulted from that reeva…