Guide to Early Keyboard Music Hungary - Album

edited by Szilvia Elek – Károly Sziklavári

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Guide to Early Keyboard Music Hungary (edited by Szilvia Elek – Károly Sziklavári) Guide to Early Keyboard Music Hungary (edited by Szilvia Elek – Károly Sziklavári) Guide to Early Keyboard Music Hungary (edited by Szilvia Elek – Károly Sziklavári) Guide to Early Keyboard Music Hungary (edited by Szilvia Elek – Károly Sziklavári) Guide to Early Keyboard Music Hungary (edited by Szilvia Elek – Károly Sziklavári) Guide to Early Keyboard Music Hungary (edited by Szilvia Elek – Károly Sziklavári)
Guide to Early Keyboard Music Hungary (edited by Szilvia Elek – Károly Sziklavári)

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Z20020

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This series is intended as a guide to the keyboard music of the 16th to 19th centuries for pupils of the piano and the harpsichord, as well as of other early keyboard instruments. Each volume contains pieces by well-known and lesser-known composers from one country or region. The main purpose of the series is to extend the repertoire and stylistic knowledge of both pianists and harpsichordists while also presenting fine pieces and typical genres based on original sources. Our edition retains the performance indications of the composers' manuscripts and contemporary editions.

The book devoted to keyboard music from Hungary includes close to 50 showy and relatively easy works - dances, a suite, a prelude, sonatas, and character pieces - from the second third of the 16th century until the 1820s. The highlights of this volume include a contemporary keyboard version of the Andante from Haydn's Symphony No. 94 ('Surprise') published in Hungary, a sonata by Mária Koháry, the first Hungarian woman composer known by name, and the earliest known arrangement of the famous Rákóczi March for piano solo.

This publication is printed on high-quality, age-resistant paper that is produced in an environmentally-friendly, climate-neutral manner using renewable raw materials.

Content

  • Hajduk Dance (Collection Johannes de Lublin)
  • Hungarian Dance (Collection Wolff Heckel)
  • Hungarian March (Collection August Nörmiger)
  • Ungaresca (Collection Jakob Paix)
  • Chorea (Codex Kájoni)
  • Chorea (Codex Kájoni)
  • Fifth Dance (Codex Kájoni)
  • Elfish Dance (Codex Kájoni)
  • Lázár Apor's Dance (Codex Kájoni)
  • Chorea polonica (Vietoris Tablature Book)
  • Walachian Dance (Vietoris Tablature Book)
  • Chorea hungarica (Vietoris Tablature Book)
  • Fur Hat Dance (Vietoris Tablature Book)
  • Chorea (Vietoris Tablature Book)
  • Curant (Vietoris Tablature Book)
  • Bergamasca (Vietoris Tablature Book)
  • Chorea ex F (Lőcse Tablature Book)
  • Chorea ex G (Lőcse Tablature Book)
  • Chorea polonica (Lőcse Tablature Book)
  • Chorea ex A (Lőcse Tablature Book)
  • Chorea hungarica (Lőcse Tablature Book)
  • Chorea ex C (Lőcse Tablature Book)
  • The Prince of Transylvania’s Hungarian Dance (Sopron Virginal Book)
  • Three Hungarian Dances (Sopron Virginal Book)
  • Bulyovszky Mihály: Suite
  • Novotny Ferenc Miklós: Praeludium
  • Koháry Mária: Sonata
  • Rigler F. P.: Sonata, Op. 1, No. 2
  • Rigler F. P.: Minuetto
  • Franz Grill: Caprice
  • Haydn, Franz Joseph: Andante, Hob. XVII - Anhang
  • Spech János: Sonata, Op. 5
  • Fusz János: 6 Ländler
  • Fusz János: Rondeau favori, Op. 20
  • Fusz János: Two Slavic Dances, Op. 13
  • Bengráf József – Bihari János – Csermák Antal: Hungarian Dances
  • Scholl Miklós: Rákóczi March

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Composer(s):

Publishernumber:

Z20020

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ISBN:

9790080200209

Number:

937862

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