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

393 cataloged scores
Ouverture and Scenes, op. 103 — Sándor Balassa
Ouverture and Scenes, op. 103
Sándor Balassa
Violin Concerto — Gyula Dávid
Violin Concerto
Gyula Dávid
A Midsummer Night's Music — Zsolt Durkó
A Midsummer Night's Music
Zsolt Durkó
Toccatina — Erzsébet Szőnyi
Toccatina
Erzsébet Szőnyi
Mouvement — András Mihály
Mouvement
András Mihály
Concerto for Horn and Orchestra — Gyula Dávid
Concerto for Horn and Orchestra
Gyula Dávid
Ten Easy Pieces (from the series 'For Children') — Béla Bartók
Ten Easy Pieces (from the series 'For Children')
Béla Bartók
Five Small Pieces for Piano Duet — József Soproni
Five Small Pieces for Piano Duet
József Soproni
Kossuth — Béla Bartók
Kossuth
Béla Bartók
Frieze — László Tihanyi
Frieze
László Tihanyi
Al Fresco, op. 11/a — Pál Kadosa
Al Fresco, op. 11/a
Pál Kadosa
Fantasia — Frigyes Hidas
Fantasia
Frigyes Hidas
Cantata lirica — Ferenc Farkas
Cantata lirica
Ferenc Farkas
Deux images, op. 10 — Béla Bartók
Deux images, op. 10
Béla Bartók
À la Chapelle Sixtine, op. 26, S. 461/1 — Franz Liszt
À la Chapelle Sixtine, op. 26, S. 461/1
Franz Liszt
Concert Piece No. 2, op. 24 — Attila Bozay
Concert Piece No. 2, op. 24
Attila Bozay
Triple Sextet — György Orbán
Triple Sextet
György Orbán
Songs of Despair and Sorrow, op. 18 — György Kurtág
Songs of Despair and Sorrow, op. 18
György Kurtág
Transcriptions from Machaut to J.S. Bach — György Kurtág
Transcriptions from Machaut to J.S. Bach
György Kurtág
Fantasia — Erzsébet Szőnyi
Fantasia
Erzsébet Szőnyi
Sonata — György Orbán
Sonata
György Orbán
Hungarian Folksongs — Ernst von Dohnányi
Hungarian Folksongs
Ernst von Dohnányi
Scenes, op. 39 'Signs, Games and Messages' — György Kurtág
Scenes, op. 39 'Signs, Games and Messages'
György Kurtág
Pastoral and Rondo — Rezső Sugár
Pastoral and Rondo
Rezső Sugár