Series

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200 Years of Clarinet Music

300 Years of Flute Music

300 Years of Piano Music

300 Years of Violin Music

Ad libitum

Ad Libitum Family Edition

Album Series for Piano

Bartók Transcriptions

Bartók Transcriptions for Music Students

Chamber Music for Violoncellos

Early Chamber Music

Easy Masterpieces for Piano

EMB Concert Band Series

EMB Contemporary Music

EMB Study Scores (pocket scores)

EMB Urtext

Flowers Series

Folksong Monography

Guide to Early Keyboard Music

HI-FI Scores

Hits & Rarities for piano

Hungarian Children's Songs

Instrumental ABC

Kodály's Educational Works

Leggierissimo

Leggiero

Liszt, Free Arrangements and Transcriptions for Piano Solo

Liszt, Works for Piano Solo

Liszt, Works for Piano Solo, Supplementary volumes

Masters of the Romanticism

Moments Musicaux for Violin

Moments Musicaux for Violoncello

Musica da camera for music schools

Music Lesson - Exercises, Studies

Music Lesson - Methods

Music Lesson - Solfeggio

Péter Eötvös Foundation Series

Philharmonia Study Scores

Rarities and First Editions by Liszt

Recorder Music

Repertoire for Music Schools

Sacred Choral Works

Separate Editions from the Bartók Critical Edition

Separate editions from the New Liszt Complete Critical Edition

The Bartók Performing Editions

The Kodály Concept Library

Thesaurus Musicus

Transcriptions by Zoltán Kocsis

Treasury for String Ensembles

Wiener Urtext

Works for Youth Orchestra

Worldwide Works

Thesaurus Musicus

This early music series contains solo and chamber works by baroque and classical composers written for various stringed, wind and keyboard instruments. Ferenc Brodszky (1904-1974), who edited the volumes, mastered the authentic handling of several early instruments, and in 1931 – as the first such Hungarian initiative – he gave his first concert, entitled “Early music on early instruments”.