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Immerse yourself in the captivating and nostalgic world of ragtime! This delightful edition, "Ragtimes for Chamber Ensemble," published by the renowned Editio Musica Budapest, brings the unmistakable...

Originalbesetzung: Solostimmen (Sopran, Tenor, Bass), Männerchor und Klavierbegleitung (Z. 3146). Für gemischten Chor übertragen und herausgegeben von István Szelényi. Deutscher Text von Franz Schober...

Immerse yourself in the captivating sound world of the Renaissance! With the versatile collection "Renaissance Works for four instruments", published by the renowned Editio Musica Budapest, the golden...

The present volume is a continuation to the collection 'Chamber Music for Beginners' (Z. 6915). Its pieces are only slightly more difficult than the works contained therein (string players can perform...

Immerse yourself in the rich sonic world of piano music with the "Album for piano", published by the renowned Editio Musica Budapest. This carefully curated sheet music edition is a true treasure trov...

Ádám Kondor was born in Budapest in 1964. He completed his studies at the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music, and in 1994 gained his diploma in composition. His most influential teachers were Albert Simon...

Ádám Kondor compiled this series from poems written by Thomas Hardy after the age of 70, when the poet was mourning the death of his wife. According to the composer, he was fascinated by the figure of...

In this piece the musicians have not only instrumental but also acting roles. They have to walk about the performing area in accordance with a specific plan, while uttering words and sentences taken f...

This composition is a paraphrase of a work entitled 'Chi fa notte il giorno' by the contemporary Italian composer Luca Lombardi. It was given its premiere on June 1, 2003 at the Art Gallery in Budapes...

The set of eight short duets entitled Schattenwelt, Schlachtfeld was composed in 1999 and was influenced by the extraordinary clarinet-playing of Barbaros Erköse (Istambul). Employing simple stage mov...

It was the Paris premiere in 1981 of Messages of the Late R. V. Troussova that brought the world's attention to the music of György Kurtág (born 1926). The spectrum of these feminine poems in Russian...