Editio Musica Budapest

Based on' Five Piano pieces' R. 60 G. 192

Ferenc Farkas (1905-2000) most popular piece appears here in a new format: the publication folder contains both the individual parts and the score of the work. First published in the 1950s, this three...

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 Marian...

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The alternation between fast and slow movements in this piece is reminiscent of the nice diversity that can be expected in a traditional suite, and this provides an excellent opportunity for woodwind...

An ABRSM syllabus title, 2014-2021 - Grade 8. The composer of the Baroque era and perhaps of the whole history of music who knew most about the recorder was Georg Philipp Telemann. His sonatas recorde...

This volume contains, in addition to well-known movements and pieces, ample material passing for novelty even for those initiated starting from the Renaissance dances to present-day Hungarian folksong...

Because students generally begin playing the treble recorder only after several years' study of the descant recorder, Treble Recorder ABC is not intended for beginners but presupposes a basic knowledg...

The popularity of the accordion is growing worldwide: this distinctive-sounding instrument is used for playing the most varied genres and styles of music, from simple folk music to classical solo piec...

The volumes of the successful series cover the entire music literature from the earliest centuries to our days. The material of the individual volumes containing short, easy pieces to be played in the...

The dances originally written by Franz Schubert for piano sound equally well on the accordeon. The well-known Hungarian accordeon player and teacher László Ernyei took advantage of this opportunity wh...