Description

Bárdos Lajos: Hellasz – Nyolc kétszólamű kórus görög dallamokra | Choral Sheet Music

Product Information

Item Number: 8609
ISMN: 9790080086094 / 979-0080086094
Product Type: Choral Sheet Music
Genre: Choral Work
Setting: Upper Voices (Egyneműkar a cappella)
Instrumentation: I, II / I, II, fl
Language: Hungarian
Grade: 3
Length: 24 pages
Format: B/5 (17x24 cm)
Publication Date: September 1980
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Editio Musica Budapest

Overview

"Bárdos Lajos: Hellasz" is a dynamic choral work for upper voices that presents eight two-part pieces inspired by Greek melodies. This innovative composition explores the rich heritage of Greek musical tradition through a series of contrasting and evocative movements. Designed for an egyneműkar (one-voice choir) performed a cappella—with optional flute support—the work challenges performers with its varied textures and rhythmic vitality, making it a valuable addition to any advanced choral repertoire.

Product Features

Setting: Upper Voices (Egyneműkar a cappella)
Instrumentation: Two-part choral setting with optional flute (I, II / I, II, fl)
Difficulty Level: Grade 3 – ideal for advanced choirs exploring diverse musical expressions
Format & Dimensions: B/5 (17 x 24 cm)
Page Count: 24 pages

Interesting Facts

Greek Musical Inspiration:
The work draws from the ancient and evocative realm of Greek melodies, reinterpreting them for modern choral performance while maintaining the timeless spirit of the original tunes.
Collaborative Contributions:
The suite features contributions by notable composers such as Lukin László, Kishonti Barna, and Szőllősy András, each bringing their unique perspective to the interpretation of Greek musical heritage.
Contemporary Choral Innovation:
Published in 1980, "Hellasz" reflects the creative synergy between traditional folk elements and modern choral techniques, challenging singers with its rhythmic complexities and expressive phrasing.

Lukin László: Krétai labirint
Kishonti Barna: Pindarosz ódája
Szőllősy András: Szeikilosz sírverse
Lukin László: Tengertánc
Lukin László: Attika táncol
Lukin László: Pentozál
Lukin László: Kurjantós
Lukin László: Ikária