8 thoughts on “ No. 92. Chromatic Invention (2) - Béla Bartók, Jenö Jandó - Mikrokosmos (Complete) Books 1-6 (CD) ”

1. Throughout Mikrokosmos, Bartók's brilliant collection of progressively difficult pieces, he sprinkled many multi-work series dealing with various technical and compositional features. Chromatic Invention I appears as No. 91, followed by Chromatic Invention II. This two-piano arrangement was drawn from the next effort in the series, Chromatic Invention IIIa and IIIb .

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2. Jun 26,  · The next video is starting stop. Loading Watch Queue.

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3. Since Kocsis is my touchstone for Bartók’s piano music this is high praise. In Mikrokosmos I was surprised how well Georges Solchany’s complete version (EMI 6 2) stood up against Tiberghien: more forthright perhaps, and Solchany does not play the combined version of Chromatic Invention. His version also rather irritatingly does.

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4. Bartok: Piano Music, Vol. 1 Bartok, Bela (Composer), Jenö Jandó (Performer), Jeno Jando (Performer) & 0 more Format: Audio CD out of 5 stars 1 rating5/5(1).

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5. Made in Canada. CD1 recorded February , CD2 recorded April , /5(2).

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6. The definitive edition () of the piano teaching classic. Includes an introduction by the composer's son Peter Bartók. In Bela Bartok described 'Mikrokosmos' as a cycle of pieces for piano written for 'didactic' purposes, seeing them as a series of pieces in many different styles, representing a small world, or as the 'world of the little ones, the children'.

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7. Oct 09,  · Béla Bartók - Mikrokosmos - Volume 2 (Audio + Piano Score) - Duration: Markus Lindner 49, views. Bartók plays Bartók Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (from "Mikrokosmos.

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8. Nov 05,  · Dr. Alan Huckleberry, piano The University of Iowa Piano Pedagogy Video Recording Project IMTA Level C3 From Mikrokosmos, Volume 3.

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