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Hello. Please help me with notes Jenö Hubay Op.72- Variations sur un theme hongrois for violin and piano and notes Liszt-Hubay Ungarische Rhapsodie nach der Paraphrase uber, very-very need in these notes. Anybody can put them on the IMSLP? I would be very grateful. Thank you for your help.

The Variations Op.72 have now been posted - enjoy. The Hungarian Rhapsody will follow soon.

Thank you for Variations Hubay, and the Hungarian Rhapsody Hubay-Liszt you have such notes?

By notes do you mean score or program notes?

No, I mean the score for violin and piano.

Is it the Hungarian Rhapsody composed by Liszt and arranged by Hubay? What is your primary language?

This product is called Liszt: Ungarische Rhapsodie nach der Paraphrase uber "Die drei Zigeuner" It was written by E. Hubay.

Imslp has the original work bei Liszt for voice and piano: http://imslp.org/wiki/Die_drei_Zigeuner ... zt,_Franz).

Liszt also wrote a version for violin & piano: Die drei Zigeuner. Dichtung von N. Lenau. Paraphrase für Violine und Pianoforte: listed as S.383 in the Liszt worklist (or as R.469), published by Kahnt 1896 (this is very rare and not on imslp).
And this arrangement was then edited by Hubay, under the title "Ungarische Rhapsodie" for violin and piano and orchestrated. Apparently a free arrangement including "additions where appropriate" according to his introductory notes. Published 1931 by Universal-Edition. The Violin and Piano version is apparently out of print, the orchestral version still available as rental. I plan to uplad this soon, it should be free on the European server.

The original Liszt Paraphrase. Die drei Zigeuner has been uploaded,
and I put the Violin part of the Liszt-Hubay "Ungarische Rhapsodie" on that workpage as an arrangement.

On second thought: Since this is very much an original composition, using the same themes and overall structure but almost twice the length of the Liszt original, this should rather be on the Hubay-page with a crossreference.

Will do that, when I add the Piano score.... comments?

IMO paraphrases should always be in their own page under the composer of the paraphrase.

Thanks for the Hungarian Rhapsody!