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

551 cataloged scores
Overtura and Hungarian Dance (from the opera Hunyadi László) — Ferenc Erkel
Overtura and Hungarian Dance (from the opera Hunyadi László)
Ferenc Erkel
Három archaikus ének — Péter Nógrádi
Három archaikus ének
Péter Nógrádi
Something Round — Zoltán Jeney
Something Round
Zoltán Jeney
Calligraphy for Air and Ground — Shinsuke Okamoto
Calligraphy for Air and Ground
Shinsuke Okamoto
Klezmer Suite — Ferenc Jávori
Klezmer Suite
Ferenc Jávori
Tranquillity — László Sáry
Tranquillity
László Sáry
Naplójegyzetek 1987 — Ferenc Farkas
Naplójegyzetek 1987
Ferenc Farkas
Showdown — Balázs Futó
Showdown
Balázs Futó
Double Concerto for Violin, Violoncello and Orchestra — László Dubrovay
Double Concerto for Violin, Violoncello and Orchestra
László Dubrovay
L'ombre sur les structures pliées — Zsolt Serei
L'ombre sur les structures pliées
Zsolt Serei
Concerto for Harp and Orchestra — Pál Járdányi
Concerto for Harp and Orchestra
Pál Járdányi
Üzenetek, op. 34 — György Kurtág
Üzenetek, op. 34
György Kurtág
Mi is a szó (After Samuel Beckett) — György Kurtág
Mi is a szó (After Samuel Beckett)
György Kurtág
Three Songs — Máté Balogh
Three Songs
Máté Balogh
A Hungarian Rhapsody — Zsolt Durkó
A Hungarian Rhapsody
Zsolt Durkó
String Trio — Pál Járdányi
String Trio
Pál Járdányi
Paperslips — Attila Bozay
Paperslips
Attila Bozay
Three Movements — András Mihály
Three Movements
András Mihály
III. Sonatina — Ferenc Farkas
III. Sonatina
Ferenc Farkas
Four Small Pieces — Lajos Papp
Four Small Pieces
Lajos Papp
Six Choruses — Miklós Kocsár
Six Choruses
Miklós Kocsár
Concerto semplice — Frigyes Hidas
Concerto semplice
Frigyes Hidas
Colindă Baladă, op. 46 — György Kurtág
Colindă Baladă, op. 46
György Kurtág
Trio — György Kósa
Trio
György Kósa