Mikrokosmos Band 2 (Vol. 3 & 4) Edited from the sources by Michael Kube and Jochen Reutter. Fingerings : Béla Bartók. Notes on Study and Interpretation by Peter Roggenkamp. 巴尔托克 小宇宙 音符 诠释 钢琴独奏 维也纳原典版
贝拉-巴托克的《Mikrokosmos》是 20 世纪钢琴音乐的重要作品之一。其曲目包括'从一开始'的教育曲目以及音乐会文学作品，因此这部作品是钢琴课不可或缺的伴奏。现在，这部作品首次以三卷本的形式出版，每卷包含原版六卷中的两卷。根据数据源对音乐文本进行了严格审查，并对许多细节进行了修正。此外，该版本还收录了一些以前未曾发表的作品和早期版本。巴托克专门为其子彼得的课程编排的几首乐曲版本，印在各卷的附录中，非常具有教育意义。此外，该版本还附有根据数据源编写的学习和诠释说明，以及不寻常的表情记号词汇表"
作曲家: Bartok, Bela
编者: Kube, Michael / Reutter, Jochen
校订者: Bartok, Bela
乐器: piano
出版社: Wiener Urtext Edition
曲目:
Thirds against a Single Voice - Hungarian Dance - Chord Study - Melody against Double Notes - Thirds - Dragon's Dance - Sixths and Triads - Hungarian Song - Triplets - In Three Parts - Little Study - Five-tone Scale - Hommage à J.S.B. - Hommage à R.Sch. - Wandering - Scherzo - Facsimile - Melodiy with Interruptions - Merriment - Broken Chords - Two Major Pentachords - Variations - Duet for Pipes - In Russian Style - Chromatic Invention 1 and 2 - In Four Parts - Tale - Song of the Fox - Stumblings - Notturno - Thumb Under - Crossed Hands - In the Style of a Folk Song - A Diminished Fifth Apart - Harmonics - Minor and Major - Through the keys - Playsong - Children's Song - Melody in the Mist - Wrestling - From the Island of Bali - Clashing Sounds - Intermezzo - Variations on a Folk Tune - Bulgarian Rhythm - Theme and Inversion - Bulgarian Rhythm - Melody - Bourrée - Triplets in 9/8 Time - Dance in 3/4 Time - Fifth Chords - Two-Part Study - Appendix: Exercises - Appendix A: Special Versions for Péter Bartók: Thirs - Merriment - Chrildren's Song - Appendix B: Unpublished Pieces from Mikrokosmos - Béla Bartók's Comments - Notes on Study and Interpretation - Glossary - Critical Notes
Béla Bartók's Mikrokosmos is one of the key works of 20th-century piano music. The repertoire comprises educational pieces 'from the very first beginning' as well as concert literature, thus making this work an indispensable companion to piano lessons. The work is now available for the first time as urtext edition in three volumes, with each volume containing two of the six volumes of the original edition. The musical text was critically examined on the basis of the sources and could be corrected in many details. Furthermore, the edition contains some previously unpublished pieces and early versions. Educationally very revealing are the versions of several pieces which Bartók arranged specially for the lessons of his son Peter and which are printed in the appendix of the volumes. The edition is completed by notes on study and interpretation based on the sources and a glossary of unusual expression markings.