A Bouquet of Hungarian Songs

Title

A Bouquet of Hungarian Songs

Subject

Folk music Hungary

Description

A Bouquet of Hungarian Songs is a selection of Hungarian folk music compiled into a book of musical scores. The collection is 20 pages long with 16 traditional songs from various artists, including the sheet music as well as English, Hungarian, and German translations. The work can also be found under the other titles: Ungarischer Liederstrauss mit ungarischen, deutschen und englischen worten Magyar Nótacsokor. A Bouquet of Hungarian Songs was published under joint copy right to Bárd Ferenc És Fia & Nádor Kálmán in 1939 Budapest, Hungary. 1939 marks the start of the deadliest conflict in human history, World War II. During World War II Hungary was a member of the Axis Powers and suffered a large number of solider and civilian deaths. This was also a period there both Jews and Roma people faced discrimination and later deportation/ extermination throughout Hungary and much of Eastern Europe. The publication of “A Bouquet of Hungarian Songs” during this time shows that while Roma people faced extreme racism, their culture and music was still widely enjoyed and consumed by the same groups they faced discrimination from.

Works Cited:

“A Bouquet of Hungarian Songs with English, Hungarian and
German Words = Magyar Nótacsokor = Ungarischer
Liederstrauss Mit Ungarischen, Deutschen Und
Englischen Worten.” Find in a Library with WorldCat,
WorldCat, 3 Sept. 2017, 

Silverman, Carol. “Part III: Music, States, and Markets .” Romani
Routes: Cultural Politics and Balkan Music in Diaspora,
Oxford University Press, 2014, pp. 127–177.

Taylor, Becky. Another Darkness, another Dawn: A History of
Gypsies, Roma and Travellers. Reaktion Books, London,
England, 2014.

1 score, 20 Pages, 31 cm

Creator

Music by various artists
English translation (except #13) by Nicholas Lany
German Text by J.F. Bárd, W. Donáth, A. Hetênyi- Heildelberg, and J. Nādor
Designed by Georg Nemes
Contents:
There's but one girl – Szentrimay E.
Ever'y little maiden – Népdal- Folksong- Volkslied
Leaves are falling – Rácz P.
Oh my heart – Balázs Ā.- Antal I.
When I look in your eyes –Dankō P. – Álgyai G.
Oh, they've robbed me – Vajda J. Marthon G.
Do You want to have a good time -- Népdal- Folksong- Volkslied (Arrangement by Huber Sándor)
Old almond tree – Dóczy J.
Stars are shining brighter – Nádor J.
Sweetheart, darling – Kartész Zs. L. – Kubányi Gy.
Maids grow to be women – Erõss B.
Where the winding waters – Fráter L. Csillay K.
Roses of Whitsuntide – Vitéz Kókay I.
There's my pup –Szentimiklóssy- Bankó I
I have sent you dearest – László I- Takáts S.
If your soul is sick—Murgács K.

Publisher

Gemeinshaftlicher Verlang Von, Budapest.

Date

Copyright 1938

Contributor

Francesca Scola

Rights

Joint copy right: Bárd Ference ÉS FIA and Nádor Kalmán

Format

Bound songbook. 20 page ; 33 cm
Bound Sheet music

Language

English
Hungarian
German

Type

Print

Identifier

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Coverage

Hungary

Files

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Collection



Citation

Music by various artists et al., “A Bouquet of Hungarian Songs,” A Storied People, accessed April 19, 2024, https://astoriedpeople.oberlincollegelibrary.org/items/show/68.