From the Kodály Choral Method, these fifteen exercises constitute a progressive course in two-part singing following the two-part exercises in intonation from Let Us Sing Correctly (48009982). This collection also serves as an introduction to the five volumes of two-part exercises (22, 33, 44, 55, 66).

This comprehensive series of progressive songs and sight-singing exercises is designed to promote a thorough understanding of interval and tonality. By incorporating a wide range of Hungarian folk music and poetry, Kodály has produced a stimulating addition to the repertoire of school and amateur choirs.

The Kodaly Choral Method is a comprehensive series of progressive songs and sight-singing exercises designed to promote a thorough understanding of interval and tonality. By incorporating a wide range of Hungarian folk music and poetry, Kodaly has produced a stimulating addition to the repertoire of school and amateur choirs. This collection of 333 reading exercises is the revised English Edition, taken from the 1966 Hungarian Edition.

The Kodaly Choral Method is a comprehensive series of progressive songs and sight-singing exercises designed to promote a thorough understanding of interval and tonality. By incorporating a wide range of Hungarian folk music and poetry, Kodaly has produced a stimulating addition to the repertoire of school and amateur choirs. This collection of 333 reading exercises is the revised English Edition, taken from the 1966 Hungarian Edition.

Part of The Kodaly Choral Method, these beautiful compositions present further fascinating problems in intonation and the understanding of remote modulation which characterize this stage of the Kodály Method.

The Kodaly Choral Method is a comprehensive series of progressive songs and sigh-singing exercises designed to promote a thorough understanding of interval and tonality. By incorporative a wide range of Hungarian folk music and poetry, Kodaly has produced a stimulating addition to the repertoire of school and amateur choirs. This collection presents 44 two-part exercises.

Orchestra Music Set contains strings: 8-8-6-6-6

Part of the Kodaly Choral Method, this collection of 55 nursery songs is not meant to be sight-singing material. These songs are composed to provide very simple note and rhythm patterns for the very young singers. The five-note (pentatonic scale) is employed so as to avoid the use of semi-tones (half steps) at an age when certainty of intonation is only just developing. The first songs are in fact written on two notes (tones) only, later progressing to three, four and five.

The Kodaly Choral Method is a comprehensive series of progressive songs and sight-singing exercises designed to promote a thorough understanding of interval and tonality. By incorporative a wide range of Hungarian folk music and poetry, Kodaly has produced a stimulating addition to the repertoire of school and amateur choirs. This Revised English Edition by Geoffry Russell-Smith presents 55 two-part exercises.

Of the various volumes of pieces from The Kodaly Choral Method, this book instroduces a wider freedom of key through comparatively frequent modulation, and at the same time explores polyphonic devices and styles. The standard of difficulty places it after 15 Two-Part Exercises (48009968).

The Kodaly Choral Method is a comprehensive series of progressive songs and sigh-singing exercises designed to promote a thorough understanding of interval and tonality. By incorporative a wide range of Hungarian folk music and poetry, Kodaly has produced a stimulating addition to the repertoire of school and amateur choirs. This collection presents 22 two-part exercises as edited by Percy M. Young.

Now available separately in a newly-engraved edition.

Words by Arthur O'Shaughnessy. Score and instrumental parts for Three Trumpets, Three Trombones and Strings available on Rental.

Dedicated by the composer to the memory of the many writers and composers killed by Fascism. An incredibly moving text and haunting harmonies, this piece will challenge every aspect of musicianship for your group.

SSA Lat.

Publisher: Editio Musica Budapest
Series: EMB
Voicing: SA
Pages: 8
Composer(s): Zoltán Kodály

For SATB double chorus

Bicinia Hungarica provides a welcome introduction to elementary two-part singing. These works are not merely exercises, but miniatures of a great composer, which may serve as an introduction to his larger works, and to many aspects of 20th century music.

Bicinia Hungarica provides a welcome introduction to elementary two-part singing. These works are not merely exercises, but miniatures of a great composer, which may serve as an introduction to his larger works, and to many aspects of 20th century music.

Bicinia Hungarica provides a welcome introduction to elementary two-part singing. These works are not merely exercises, but miniatures of a great composer, which may serve as an introduction to his larger works, and to many aspects of 20th century music.

Bicinia Hungarica provides a welcome introduction to elementary two-part singing. These works are not merely exercises, but miniatures of a great composer, which may serve as an introduction to his larger works, and to many aspects of 20th century music.

Violoncello solo.

TBB Hun.

Publisher: Editio Musica Budapest
Series: EMB
Pages: 112
Composer(s): Zoltán Kodály

Bb Instrument parts

with Piano

Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes
Series: BH Kodaly
Voicing: 2-Part
Pages: 20
Format: 2-Part with piano
Credits: Kodály/ed. Percy Young
Composer(s): Zoltán Kodály

Contents: The Fields • Thoughts on the Approach of Summer • Autumn Sadness • Lily of the Valley • Spring • Lullaby • Clouds • The Dream • The Storm.

Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes
Series: BH Kodaly
Voicing: UNIS
Pages: 20
Format: Unison
Credits: Kodály/ed. Percy Young
Composer(s): Zoltán Kodály
Arranger(s): Percy Young

SSA Hun.

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Composed in December 1917, Kodály prepared the piece in two different versions, one for two clarinets, two bassoons and string orchestra, and the other for cello and piano. The cello version appears here in print for the first time, based on the composer's surviving manuscript.

English translation by Geoffry Russell-Smith.