Iván Madarász: In memoriam… for alto flute and bassoon
Iván Madarász (1949– ) Originally the composition was dedicated to the memory of a definite person but later the characteristics
János Vajda (1949– ) The Eternal Bassoonist
In 2002 the statue of The eternal bassoonist was inaugurated at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest. The
Kamillo Lendvay: Three Movements
Kamillo Lendvay (1928- ) Concert piece for bassoon and piano which can be used in intermediate level of music education.
Máté Hollós (1954– ) Tre pezzi con due intermezzi
As the Italian title shows, three relatively longer pieces surround two aphoristic intermezzos. The music which characteristically on the composer
Mate Hollos: Dialogue with the Invisible
Mate Hollos (1954- ) Piece for bassoon with the accompaniment of an electronic keyboard instrument (maybe piano) or pre-recorded electronic
Mate Hollos: Rhapsodic Monologue
Mate Hollos (1954– ) Solo piece organically combining characters from the scherzo to the lament in one movement.
Melinda Kistetenyi: Trio for Flute, Oboe and Bassoon
Melinda Kistétényi (1926–1999) Concert piece in two movements which can be played from higher classes of music schools. (Score and
Miklós Sugár (1952 – ) Spring Letter
A “letter” promised to the dedicatee, György Lakatos in autumn, arrived next spring in four movements for bassoon and piano.
Miklos Sugar: Two Daffodils – for 2 clarinets and bassoon
Miklos Sugar (1952– ) A trio in one movement based on a folk ballad from Bartók’s collection, featuring Sugár’s own