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Bartók, Béla

Bartók, Béla

For Children, Sz.42

1908

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85 (79) pieces

More information

Sheet music

Scores

4

Arrangements and Transcriptions

12

Performances

Recordings

1

Synthesized/MIDI

1

Commercial Recordings

64

Scores

Original Version (1909)


For Children, Sz.42
For Children, Sz.42

Public Domain

Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.[1909-1911].

Editor

First edition

Translator

Béla Balázs (1884–1949), Hungarian translation of Slovak folksongs (from Book 2 only)
Emma Kodály (1863–1958), German translation of Slovak folksongs (from Book 2 only)

Publisher

Budapest: Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.[1909-1911]. Plates R.K. 376-78, 634, 728.

Misc. Notes

The text of the folksongs these pieces are derived from -- and translations in the case of the Slovak folksongs -- are printed at the end of each volume. Volumes 1 and 2 (Book 1) were published in 1909, and volumes 3 and 4 (Book 2) were published in 1911.

Copyright

Book 1 (Based on Hungarian Folksongs)

Book 2 (Based on Slovak Folksongs)

Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.[1909-1911].

Editor

First edition (reprint)

Publisher

Budapest: Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.[1909-1911]. Plates R.K. 376-78, 634, 728.

Reprinted

Piano Music of Béla Bartók, Series II (pp.1-80)
New York: Dover Publications, 1982.

Copyright

Book 1 (Based on Hungarian Folksongs)

Book 2 (Based on Slovak Folksongs)

Muzyka, n.d.

Publisher

Unidentified collection (pp.104-91)
Moscow: Muzyka, n.d. Plate 8685.

Misc. Notes

Russian translation of verses to folksongs used at the end (last 4 p.)

Copyright

Book 1, 2 (Vol.1-4, all 85 pieces) - Complete Score

Revised version (1945)


Boosey & Hawkes, 1947.

Publisher

London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1947. Plate B. & H. 15936–15937.

Copyright

Book 1

(Off-site resource)

Book 2

(Off-site resource)

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For Children, Sz.42

1908

•

85 (79) pieces

More information

Original Version (1909)

Original Version (1909)


Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.[1909-1911].

Editor

First edition

Translator

Béla Balázs (1884–1949), Hungarian translation of Slovak folksongs (from Book 2 only)
Emma Kodály (1863–1958), German translation of Slovak folksongs (from Book 2 only)

Publisher

Budapest: Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.[1909-1911]. Plates R.K. 376-78, 634, 728.

Misc. Notes

The text of the folksongs these pieces are derived from -- and translations in the case of the Slovak folksongs -- are printed at the end of each volume. Volumes 1 and 2 (Book 1) were published in 1909, and volumes 3 and 4 (Book 2) were published in 1911.

Copyright

Original Version (1909)


Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.[1909-1911].

Editor

First edition (reprint)

Publisher

Budapest: Rozsnyai Károly, n.d.[1909-1911]. Plates R.K. 376-78, 634, 728.

Reprinted

Piano Music of Béla Bartók, Series II (pp.1-80)
New York: Dover Publications, 1982.

Copyright

Original Version (1909)


Muzyka, n.d.

Publisher

Unidentified collection (pp.104-91)
Moscow: Muzyka, n.d. Plate 8685.

Misc. Notes

Russian translation of verses to folksongs used at the end (last 4 p.)

Copyright

Revised version (1945)

Revised version (1945)


Boosey & Hawkes, 1947.

Publisher

London: Boosey & Hawkes, 1947. Plate B. & H. 15936–15937.

Copyright