EMB (Editio Musica Budapest) Scarlatti D. - Sonate (200) Vol. 4 - Piano
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Summary of This Score
"Parte quarta (No. 151-200)" is a volume dedicated to the piano, published by Balla György in the EMB Urtext collection. This volume gathers numbers 151 to 200 and follows a demanding approach to the baroque repertoire, particularly suited for working on touch, ornaments, and rhythmic placement. The Urtext edition favors a sober and readable presentation, staying as close as possible to the text and facilitating daily study, whether in lessons, conservatory, or independent practice.
With its 188 pages, this score offers solid material to build a program, strengthen technical consistency, and refine style: phrasing, detached and legato articulation, voice balance, management of sound layers, and continuity of the musical discourse. The presence of multiple languages (Hungarian, English, German) makes it easy to navigate the editorial elements, regardless of your learning context. A relevant choice for pianists seeking a serious, clear baroque score designed for in-depth practice.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Balla György | Language | Hungarian, English, German |
| Instrumentation | Piano | Pages | 188 pp |
| Collection | EMB Urtext | Year of Publication | 1979 |
| Genre | Baroque | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which Scarlatti sonatas are included in volume 4?
This volume compiles sonatas numbered 151 to 200, corresponding to the fourth part of the complete set of 200 sonatas.
Is this Scarlatti edition intended for solo piano?
The indicated instrumentation is piano, featuring a writing dedicated to Baroque repertoire.
What edition is this EMB Urtext score?
The EMB Urtext edition is published by Balla György. It dates from 1979. The presentation aims for a reading close to the musical text.
How many pages does the score contain?
The score contains 188 pages, covering numbers 151 to 200.
In which languages are the editorial elements presented?
The editorial elements are provided in Hungarian, English, and German.
