Béla Bartók: 27 Choruses for Children's and Female Voices, S. 03: Huszárnóta - Hussar.

Bartók Béla, Győr Girls' Chorus Conducted By Miklós Szabó - Kórusmüvei: Gyermek- És Női Karok Children's And Women's Choruses (Album). Kodály, Győr Girls' Choir, Miklós Szabó - Kodály Karművészete - The Choral Music Of Kodály 6. - Női Karok ✲ Female Choruses - Nights In The Mountains ✲ Quattro Madrigali ✲ Fancy ✲ Csalfa Sugár ✲ Árva Vagyok ‎(LP, Album).

Bartók Béla, Győr Girls' Chorus Conducted By Miklós Szabó - Kórusmüvei: Gyermek- És Női Karok Children's And Women's Choruses ‎(LP, Album).

Complete your Kodály, Győr Girls' Choir, Miklós Szabó collection. Győr Girls' Choir conducted by Miklós Szabó. Győr Girls' Choir conducted by Miklós Szabó - Kodály Karmüvészete, The Choral Music Of Kodály 6. (Női Karok - Female Choruses: Nights In The Mountains, Quattro Madrigali, Fancy Csalfa Sugár, Árva Vagyok ‎(CD).

Béla Bartók - Hungarian Army Male Chorus, Slovak Philharmonic Chorus, Győr Girls' Choir, Chamber Chorus Of The Liszt Ferenc Academy Of Music, Zoltán Vásárhelyi, Miklós Szabó, Antal Doráti ‎– Choral Works. Label: Hungaroton Classic ‎– HCD 31047. Seven Choruses With Orchestral Accompaniment. Choir – Chamber Chorus Of The Liszt Ferenc Academy Of MusicConductor – Antal Doráti Orchestra – Budapest Symphony Orchestra.

Chorus – Chamber Chorus Of The Liszt Ferenc Academy Of Music (tracks: B4 to B10), Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Főiskola Kamarakórusa (tracks: B4 to B10), Girls' Chorus Of Győr (tracks: B1 to B3), Győri Leánykar (tracks: B1 to B3). Chorus Master – István Párkai (tracks: B4 to B10), Párkai István (tracks: B4 to B10), Szabó Miklós (tracks: B1 to B3), Miklós Szabó (tracks: B1 to B3). Composed By – Bartók Béla. Conductor – András Kórodi (tracks: A2 to A6), Antal Doráti (tracks: B1 to B10). Design – Győző Varga.

Győr Girls' Choir, Miklós Szabó.

Gyermek És Nőikarok · Children's And Women's Choruses. 27 Két És Háromszólamú Kórus A Cappella · Twenty-seven 2 And 3 Part Choruses A Cappella.

This aspires to be a complete list of compositions by Béla Bartók. The catalogue numbering by András Szőllősy (S., László Somfai (B. and Denijs Dille (D. are provided, as well as Bartók's own opus numbers. Note that Bartók started three times anew with opus numbers, here indicated with "(list 1)", "(list 2)" and "(list 3)" respectively. The pieces from the third listing are by far best known; opus lists 1 and 2 are early works