Boosey & Hawkes Bartók - Four Slovak Folk Songs - Choeur Mixte (satb) et Piano
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Summary of This Sheet Music
Dated 1917, this sheet music follows the tradition of editions focused on essentials: a streamlined content designed for effective and regular practice. Its intermediate to advanced level makes it a relevant resource to develop rhythmic precision, intonation, and mastery of interpretation, while reinforcing sight-reading skills. Thanks to its four languages (Hungarian, Slovak, English, German), it is particularly suitable for students, teachers, and musicians working with multilingual editorial instructions. With its 16 pages, it is well-suited both for conservatory use and personal preparation, complementing a course program or an already established repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Pop | Publication | Sheet music |
| Language | Hungarian - Slovak - English - German | Pages | 16 |
| Difficulty | intermediate - advanced | Year of Publication | 1917 |
Questions frequently asked
What training is required to perform Bartók's Four Slovak Folk Songs?
The score is written for SATB mixed choir and piano, with soprano, alto, tenor, and bass parts.
Is this Bartók score suitable for an advanced level?
The indicated level ranges from intermediate to advanced. The work focuses particularly on rhythmic accuracy, intonation, and mastery of interpretation.
In which languages are the texts and directions presented?
The edition includes four languages: Hungarian, Slovak, English, and German. This setup meets the needs for working with multilingual editorial instructions.
How many pages does this SATB choir edition have?
The collection has 16 pages. Its compact format allows the four songs to be included in a class or rehearsal program.
What is the publication year of Bartók - Four Slovak Folk Songs - Mixed Choir (SATB) and Piano?
The stated publication date is 1917. This score is classified under the Pop genre and in the Sheet Music category. It is intended notably for students, teachers, and ensembles working on choral repertoire.



