Kodly Zoltn: Hungarian Rondo First Edition (Cello and Piano Score)UPC / ISBN: 9790080149904 / 979-0080149904 MPN: EMZ 149904 Composer: Zoltn Kodly Editor: Pernyi Mikls Brand Name / Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Editio Musica Budapest Product Type: Sheet Music First Edition Format: Paperback Made in: Hungary Publication Year: 2016 Publisher Location: Budapest Page Count: 24 pages Languages: Hungarian, English, German Dimensions: 23 cm 30.2 cmOverviewComposed inDecember 1917,Zoltn KodlysHungarian Rondo(Magyar rond) grew out of material originally written as incidental music forZsigmond Mriczsstage playPacsirtasz(Skylarking). The composition weaves togetherfour Hungarian folk songsand aninstrumental dance melody, all framed in a lively rondo form that celebrates Hungarian musical idioms within a classical structure.Kodly prepared the work intwo versions one forsmall orchestra(two clarinets, two bassoons, and strings) and another forcello and piano. The orchestral version premiered inVienna on 12 January 1918, at a Historical Concert organized by the War Ministry of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Thecello versionwas first performed byMikls Zsmboky (cello)andOtt Herz (piano)at theBudapest Academy of Musicon4 November 1927.Neither version was published during the composers lifetime. The orchestral version was later edited byFerenc FarkasandIstvn Mrissyin 1976 (distributed as hire material under order number K1). This 2016 edition presents thecello version in print for the first time, edited and fingered byMikls Pernyi, based on Kodlys autograph manuscript (Kodly Archive, Budapest, Ms. mus. 609/b) and a contemporary handwritten copy by Bla Csuka (National Szchnyi Library, Ms. mus. 4155/a).Product FeaturesFormat:Paperback, First EditionLength:24 pagesLanguages:Hungarian, English, and GermanInstrumentation:Cello and PianoGenre:Hungarian Classical / Folk-Inspired CompositionHistorical Context:Written in 1917; premiered 1918 and 1927Edition Type:Scholarly critical edition with editorial notes and fingeringsPublisher:Universal Music Publishing Editio Musica Budapest, 2016Interesting FactsDual Origins:Hungarian Rondobridges Kodlys dual musical life as a collector of folk songs and as a composer of refined classical works.Lost and Rediscovered:Although composed in 1917, the cello version remained unpublished for nearly a century before thisfirst editionrelease.Archival Authenticity:This edition is based directly on Kodlys original manuscripts and faithful copies, making it ascholarly referencefor performers and researchers alike.Kodlys Folk Influence:The work embodies Kodlys mission to integrate authentic Hungarian folk traditions into the framework of Western art music.Hungarian Translation ttekintsAMagyar rondKodly Zoltn 1917 decemberben szletett mve, amely aMricz ZsigmondPacsirtaszcm sznmvhez rt ksrzene anyagbl ntt ki. A darab ngy j stlusmagyar npdalts egyhangszeres tncdallamotfoglal rondformba, gy egyarnt tkrzi Kodly npzenhez s klasszikus formkhoz val ktdst.A m kt vltozatban kszlt:kiszenekari(kt klarint, kt fagott s vonsok) sgordonkazongoravltozatban. A kiszenekari verzi sbemutatja 1918. janur 12-n voltBcsben, a csellvltozatot pedigZsmboky MiklssHerz Ottmutatta be1927. november 4-nabudapesti Zeneakadmin.A szerz letben egyik verzi sem jelent meg nyomtatsban. A csellvltozat e2016-os els kiadsbanjelenik meg elszr,Pernyi Miklsszerkesztsben,Kodly autogrf kziratasCsuka Bla msolata&nbs