Editio Musica Budapest

Editio Musica Budapest

布达佩斯音乐出版社

Since its founding in 1950, Editio Musica Budapest has been the most important publisher of Hungarian classical and contemporary music. In addition to works by Zoltán Kodály, Ernő Dohnányi and Leó Weiner, its catalog includes nearly all Hungarian composers of the last decades as well as the youngest generation. Besides the oeuvre of György Kurtág and some compositions by Péter Eötvös, scores by Lajos Bárdos, Zsolt Durkó, Ferenc Farkas, Frigyes Hidas, Zoltán Jeney, Rudolf Maros, András Szőllősy, and many others make up the bulk of the catalog. In addition to orchestral and ensemble pieces, the proportion of chamber music compositions, works for choir and wind band is also significant. The publisher has been a member of the Universal Music Publishing Classical since 2006. Digitization of scores has been supported by Hungarian National Cultural Fund.

Categories:All scoresPiano (107)Solo (76)Chamber Music (63)Duet (59)Violin (27)Cello (27)Viola (19)Voice (15)Flute (12)Choir (10)Organ (8)Clarinet (7)Guitar (1)

Published scores

451 cataloged scores
Szólószonáta — András Szőllősy
Szólószonáta
András Szőllősy
Four Folksongs — Rudolf Maros
Four Folksongs
Rudolf Maros
Concertino No. 4 — Ferenc Farkas
Concertino No. 4
Ferenc Farkas
Ave Maria — Franz Liszt
Ave Maria
Franz Liszt
Játékok — György Kurtág
Játékok
György Kurtág
Cymboa — Frigyes Hidas
Cymboa
Frigyes Hidas
Die Fuge der Kunst — Balázs Horváth
Die Fuge der Kunst
Balázs Horváth
Symphony with Variations — Rezső Sugár
Symphony with Variations
Rezső Sugár
Epigrams — Zoltán Kodály
Epigrams
Zoltán Kodály
Strings Symphony — Emil Petrovics
Strings Symphony
Emil Petrovics
Pseudomarsch — Máté Balogh
Pseudomarsch
Máté Balogh
Aus der Ferne III — György Kurtág
Aus der Ferne III
György Kurtág
Seventy Interludes from the work 'Organ Music', op. 68 — Tibor Pikéthy
Seventy Interludes from the work 'Organ Music', op. 68
Tibor Pikéthy
Sonatina — Erzsébet Szőnyi
Sonatina
Erzsébet Szőnyi
Two Dirges — Rudolf Maros
Two Dirges
Rudolf Maros
Laude — Zsolt Durkó
Laude
Zsolt Durkó
for violoncello or viola — László Sáry
for violoncello or viola
László Sáry
Concerto F(L)A — Iván Madarász
Concerto F(L)A
Iván Madarász
Early Hungarian Dances from the 17th Century — Ferenc Farkas
Early Hungarian Dances from the 17th Century
Ferenc Farkas
Bulgarian Rhythms — Pál Járdányi
Bulgarian Rhythms
Pál Járdányi
Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg — Richard Wagner
Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
Richard Wagner
Woodwind Quintet No. 3 — Miklós Kocsár
Woodwind Quintet No. 3
Miklós Kocsár
Concerto Grosso — Gyula Dávid
Concerto Grosso
Gyula Dávid
Quemadmodum — Zoltán Jeney
Quemadmodum
Zoltán Jeney