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"What one has so long and so boisterously merely played, is awkward to write down." With this charming self-irony, Johannes Brahms described the lively origins of his Hungarian Dances, whose rousing rhythms and fiery melodies continue to captivate to this day. Brahms's friend, the violinist Joseph Joachim, made a congenial arrangement for violin and piano which combines consummate virtuosity with the magic of chamber music. Our edition follows the first edition published by Simrock and compares it with the original version for piano four-hands. For the first time, it offers all the dances of this arrangement together in one volume - a musical homage to the close friendship between two exceptional artists and to the eternal power of Hungarian tone colour. 21 Hungarian Dances WoO 1Hungarian Dance no. 1 g minor WoO 1,1Hungarian Dance no. 2 d minor WoO 1,2Hungarian Dance no. 3 F major WoO 1,3Hungarian Dance no. 4 f minor WoO 1,4Hungarian Dance no. 5 f sharp minor WoO 1,5Hungarian Dance no. 6 D flat major WoO 1,6Hungarian Dance no. 7 A major WoO 1,7Hungarian Dance no. 8 a minor WoO 1,8Hungarian Dance no. 9 e minor WoO 1,9Hungarian Dance no. 10 E major WoO 1,10Hungarian Dance no. 11 d minor WoO 1,11Hungarian Dance no. 12 d minor WoO 1,12Hungarian Dance no. 13 D major WoO 1,13Hungarian Dance no. 14 d minor WoO 1,14Hungarian Dance no. 15 B flat major WoO 1,15Hungarian Dance no. 16 f minor WoO 1,16Hungarian Dance no. 17 f sharp minor WoO 1,17Hungarian Dance no. 18 D major WoO 1,18Hungarian Dance no. 19 b minor WoO 1,19Hungarian Dance no. 20 e minor WoO 1,20Hungarian Dance no. 21 e minor WoO 1,21



