Universal Edition Bartok Bela - Sonate Pour Piano
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Summary of This Score
This score stands out for its historical grounding, with an original edition dated 1926, followed by a Neuausgabe (new edition) published in 1992. This type of reissue generally aims to offer a more stable musical text, based on a careful review of sources and editorial refinement.
The mention "Revision: Peter Bartok" indicates a revision intervention that adds significant value for musicians: it helps to strengthen the coherence of the text, limit reading ambiguities, and provide a more comfortable working basis on a daily basis. This is especially sought after when one wishes to study the work rigorously, prepare a performance, or build a reliable music library.
Whether you are a student, teacher, or performer, this revised edition allows you to approach the score with greater confidence, prioritizing clarity and quality of the material. A well-established reissue is also an asset for rehearsal work: it helps align readings and save time on detail questions, allowing focus on musicality, style, and intent.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Edition | Neuausgabe 1992 (revision: Peter Bartok) | Year of Publication | 1926 (original edition); 1992 (reissue) |
Questions frequently asked
What is the publication year of this edition of Bartók's Piano Sonata?
The original edition dates from 1926, while the Neuausgabe offered was published in 1992.
Is the Bartok Bela - Piano Sonata score revised?
The 1992 reissue is marked as "Revision: Peter Bartok." This revision aims to establish a consistent musical text based on a careful review of the sources.
What is the difference between the 1926 edition and the 1992 Neuausgabe?
The 1926 publication corresponds to the original edition. The 1992 Neuausgabe is a new edition revised by Peter Bartok. It provides editorial support designed to reduce reading ambiguities.
Is this score suitable for studying Bartók's Piano Sonata?
Intended for the classical piano repertoire, this revised 1992 edition can serve as a working basis for the study of the work.
Who carried out the revision of Béla Bartók’s Piano Sonata?
Peter Bartok is credited with the revision of the Neuausgabe published in 1992. This editorial indication appears in the score's characteristics.
