Bartk Bla Gyermekeknek I-II (Paperback Sheet Music)From the Bartk Critical Edition For Children Kzreadta: Lampert Vera, Vikrius LszlProduct InformationItem Number (Catalog Number):20038PACKISMN:9790080305539 / 979-0080305539Product Type:Paperback Sheet MusicSetting:PianoSeries:Separate Editions from the Bartk Critical EditionPage Count:136 pagesLanguage:Hungarian, English, GermanPublished:(Publication year not specified; part of the critical edition)Publisher:Editio Musica Budapest ZenemkiadMade in:HungaryOverviewEnglish Overview:Gyermekeknek I-IIis a distinguished pedagogical collection of piano pieces by Bla Bartk, edited by Lampert Vera and Vikrius Lszl. Originally conceived as his first collection for children between 1908 and 1911, Bartks work was initially published in four volumes containing Hungarian and Slovak folk-song arrangements. Recognizing the enduring value of these pieces, Bartk later revised the collection in 1943 with his new publisher, Boosey & Hawkes, and the revised edition was issued in 1946.This separate edition, comprising 136 pages of detailed musical content, is designed for young pianists and educators alike. It not only captures the historical significance of Bartks early musical ideas but also provides an accessible, engaging introduction to folk-inspired piano literature.Hungarian Overview (ttekints):AGyermekeknek I-IIktet Bartk Bla els pedaggiai zongoradarabgyjtemnye, amelyet a szerkesztk, Lampert Vera s Vikrius Lszl lltottak ssze. Bartk az eredeti zongoraiskolt 1908 s 1911 kztt alkotta meg, s az els kiads ngy ktetben jelent meg kt magyar, kt szlovk npdalfeldolgozssal. Ksbb, amikor Amerikba kltztt, fontosnak tartotta ezen korai mvei jrakiadst, ezrt a 1943-as tdolgozs utn a revzi 1946-ban kerlt nyomtatsra.Ez a kln kiads, 136 oldalon, nemcsak Bartk korai zenjnek trtnelmi rtkt tkrzi, hanem kivl bevezetst nyjt a npdalok ihlette zongorairodalomba a fiatal zongoristk s oktatk szmra.Product FeaturesFormat & Physical DetailsSize & Format:Printed in the standard Bach format for sheet music (precise dimensions as provided by Editio Musica Budapest).Page Count & Weight:Contains 136 pages that present a comprehensive collection in a compact, easy-to-use format.Lightweight design ensures ease of handling during study and rehearsal.Musical & Educational DetailsPedagogical Content:Features pieces originally composed between 1908 and 1911 that incorporate both Hungarian and Slovak folk influences.Provides an engaging, musically rich foundation for beginner to intermediate pianists, emphasizing technical agility and expressive nuance.Editorial Insight:Edited and presented by Lampert Vera and Vikrius Lszl from the Bartk Critical Edition, ensuring scholarly accuracy and interpretative clarity.Bilingual Presentation:Accompanied by texts and performance notes in Hungarian, English, and German to support international education and appreciation of Bartks legacy.Interesting FactsHistorical Evolution:Bartk composed his first “For Children” collection between 1908 and 1911. The original four-volume edition contained a mix of Hungarian and Slovak folk song arrangements.Revival & Revision:In the autumn of 1943, Bartk, in collaboration with Boosey & Hawkes, thoroughly revised the collection. Although his revisions were completed by the end of 1943, the new edition was only published in 1946.Critical Acclaim:The original pedagogical pieces were lauded by the prominent critic Antal Molnr in theNyugatmagazine as being full of life, emotion, and intellectual depthdispelling the notion of uninspired “wooden-puppet” piano literature.Educational Legacy:Today, these pieces continue to inspire young musicians by conveying a blend of folk authenticity, technical precision, and expressive freedoma true reflection of Bartks innovative spirit.Hungarian Translation rdekes Tudnivalk:Trtneti talakuls: