Pf: Louis Demetrius Alvanis
Provided to RU-vid by The Orchard Enterprises
℗ 2007 and 2003 Meridian Records (for Dances 1-10 and 11-21 respectively)
Note: Some sources say Brahms only made solo piano arrangements of the first ten dances. However, IMSLP (and also the edition I used, G. Schirmer 1893) claims that the complete Hungarian Dances for solo piano was completed by Brahms, of which they give a few editions. So, I personally do not know what exactly to believe. In my perspective, Dances 11-21 seem to be arranged very similarly to Dances 1-10, so this is either the work of Brahms or someone unknown who did a superb job of understanding his mindset.
TLDR: We can be sure that the first ten dances were arranged by Brahms. The last eleven are a bit ambiguous without more information.
July 7, 2021 EDIT: It has been confirmed that Dances 11-21 were arranged for solo piano by Theodor Kirchner. His arrangements were published in 1881, by Nicolaus Simrock. Thank you so much to RU-vid user, pizzacheeto, for directing me to this information!
0:00 - Dance No.1
3:25 - Dance No.2
7:07 - Dance No.3
9:55 - Dance No.4
15:25 - Dance No.5
18:03 - Dance No.6
21:47 - Dance No.7
23:43 - Dance No.8
26:37 - Dance No.9
28:50 - Dance No.10
31:06 - Dance No.11
35:07 - Dance No.12
37:52 - Dance No.13
39:58 - Dance No.14
42:48 - Dance No.15
46:02 - Dance No.16
49:26 - Dance No.17
53:45 - Dance No.18
55:41 - Dance No.19
57:47 - Dance No.20
1:00:53 - Dance No.21
4 июл 2021
