Kamilló Lendvay: 12 Duos for Violins
Kamilló Lendvay (1928– ) Pieces for two violins for beginners. Pictograms symbolize the theme and the accompaniment. The edition contains
Kamillo Lendvay: 24 Duos for two violins or violin and viola
Kamillo Lendvay (1928- ) Educational pieces which on the top of making instrumental playing practice introduce to compositorious elements as
Kamillo Lendvay: Rapsodia
Kamillo Lendvay (1928- ) Often played concert piece for violin and piano.
Kamillo Lendvay: String Quartet No. 2
Kamillo Lendvay (1928– ) The four movements composition was written for the commission of the Bartók Quartet and first performed
Laszlo Dubrovay: Duo per violino e violoncello o viola
Laszlo Dubrovay (1943– ) The composer said of these two-movement works requiring virtuoso performers: ”The first movement is based
Madarász Iván (1949– ) Orlando
The composer says about his work: ”Orlando by Handel is not the inspirer of this piece but rather its basic
Mate Hollos: Adagio ed appassionato
Mate Hollos (1954– ) A concert piece in two movements for flute, violin and piano, suitable already on intermediate level.
Mate Hollos: Inoa – per violino e viola
Mate Hollos (1954– ) The title conceals no names or ideas. The work – in whose third movement the motives
Mate Hollos: Rhapsodic Monologue
Mate Hollos (1954– ) Solo piece organically combining characters from the scherzo to the lament in one movement.
Miklos Csemiczky: Solo Sonata for Violin No.2
Miklos Csemiczky (1954– ) Virtuoso concert piece in four movements.
Miklós Sugár: Interconnections
Milós Sugár (1952– ) Concert duo for violin and piano in the rhythmic style of the composer.
Miklos Sugar: Two Latin Hymn-Fragments
Miklos Sugar (1952– ) The two hymn-fragments: 1. O quam admirabile, 2. Amor est vita omnium (Sancti