Hungarian Dances (Brahms) - List of Hungarian Dances

List of Hungarian Dances

  • Book 1. (Published in 1869)
  1. in G minor: Allegro molto
  2. in D minor: Allegro non assai – Vivace
  3. in F major: Allegretto
  4. in F minor (F♯ minor for orchestra): Poco sostenuto – Vivace
  5. in F♯ minor (G minor for orchestra): Allegro – Vivace
  • Book 2. (Published in 1869)
  1. in D♭ major (D major for orchestra): Vivace
  2. in A major (F major for orchestra): Allegretto – Vivo
  3. in A minor: Presto
  4. in E minor: Allegro ma non troppo
  5. in E major (F major for orchestra): Presto
  • Book 3. (Published in 1880)
  1. in D minor: Poco andante
  2. in D minor: Presto
  3. in D major: Andantino grazioso – Vivace
  4. in D minor: Un poco andante
  5. in B♭ major: Allegretto grazioso
  6. in F minor: Con moto – F major: Presto
  • Book 4. (Published in 1880)
  1. in F♯ minor: Andantino – Vivace
  2. in D major: Molto vivace
  3. in B minor: Allegretto
  4. in E minor: Poco allegretto – Vivace
  5. in E minor: Vivace – E major: Più presto

The Hungarian Dances bear many resemblances to, and may have influenced, the similarly profitable and popular Slavonic Dances of Antonín Dvořák.

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