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Ne menj el!

Ne menj el, szívem

edesanyam, te jo asszony Ungarische Lieder über

Similarly to the series of publications by Gábor Vas entitled Szól a nóta színe-java and his numerous more recent volumes of Hungarian popular songs, this one too contains songs for voice with piano accompaniment, including a violin part as well as the vocal part.

Ne Menj El : BB 111a

Sok gondom közt I Lieder nach Gedichten von A. Jo : Lieder nach Gedichten von A. József

Hangok mindenhol laknak 2 : El?adási darabok furulyára, fife-ra és fuvolára kísérettel

The final journey to the poem by Juan Ramon Jimene

The work (dating from 1992), similarly to the earlier composition entitled Journey to Ixtlan, was composed by Sáry to the poem 'El viaje definitivo' by the famous Spanish poet Juan Ramón Jiménez, this time with the original Spanish text. The performers at the premiere in Budapest in 1993 were Adrienn Csengery, Gergely Ittzés, Sándor Nagy and Gábor Kósa.

Journey to Ixtlan to a fragment of the poem by Jua

This composition for soprano and chamber ensemble was inspired by the incomparably beautiful poem El viaje definitivo by the Spanish poet Juan Ramón Jiménez, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature in 1956 (the German translation of the poemis included in the score). The piece can be performed by several possible ensembles: 1) soprano and 12 stringed or 12 wind instruments, 2) soprano and 8 stringed or 8 wind instruments - playing parts I-VIII, 3) soprano and 4 stringed or 4 windinstruments - playing parts I-IV. The work was premiered in 1982 in Budapest by the New Music Studio Ensemble, conducted by Albert Simon.