★ 布拉姆斯最受歡迎作品之一，狂放不羈的吉普賽風格、展現多變的色彩與豐富生命力！

★ DG經典版本重新精心後製、名廠Optimal最高規格壓片，180g重量版黑膠限量發行！

布拉姆斯取材自吉普賽化的匈牙利民間音樂而且寫成的二十一首匈牙利舞曲，堪稱他最受歡迎的作品之一，曾先後被改成鋼琴獨奏版、小提琴與鋼琴版（姚阿幸改編）與管弦樂版。阿巴多在DG錄製的此版匈牙利舞曲，早年推出時就以迷人的音響效果與詮釋受到歡迎，當年企鵝評鑑在評論這張專輯時就曾提到，這是一次「充滿火花與明亮色彩的精彩演出」，如今限量重發，堪稱獻給樂迷的一份大禮！

曲目：

Side 1
    Johannes Brahms (1833 - 1897)
    Hungarian Dance No.1 in G Minor, WoO 1
    1. Orchestrated by Brahms
    Hungarian Dance No.2 in D minor
    2. Orchestrated by Johan Andreas Hallén (1846-1925)
    Hungarian Dance No.3 in F
    3. Orchestrated by Brahms
    Hungarian Dance No.4 in F sharp minor
    4. Orchestrated by Paul Juon (1872-1940)
    Hungarian Dance No.5 in G Minor, WoO 1
    5. Orchestrated by Martin Schmeling (?-1943)
    Hungarian Dance No.6 in D Flat Major, WoO 1
    6. Orchestrated by Martin Schmeling (?-1943)
    Hungarian Dance No.7 in A Major
    7. Orchestrated by Martin Schmeling (?-1943)
    Hungarian Dance No.8 in A minor, WoO.1
    8. Orchestrated by Hans Gál (1890-1987)
    Hungarian Dance No.9 in E minor, WoO.1
    9. Orchestrated by Hans Gál (1890-1987)
    Hungarian Dance No.10 in F
    10. Orchestrated by Brahms
    
Side 2
    Johannes Brahms (1833 - 1897)
    Hungarian Dance No.11 in D minor, WoO.1
    1. Orchestrated by Albert Parlow (?-1888)
    Hungarian Dance No.12 in D minor
    2. Orchestrated by Albert Parlow (?-1888)
    Hungarian Dance No.13 in D
    3. Orchestrated by Albert Parlow (?-1888)
    Hungarian Dance No.14 in D minor
    4. Orchestrated by Albert Parlow (?-1888)
    Hungarian Dance No.15 in B flat
    5. Orchestrated by Albert Parlow (?-1888)
    Hungarian Dance No.16 in F minor / major
    6. Orchestrated By Albert Parlow
    Hungarian Dance No.17 in F sharp minor
    7. Orchestrated by A. Dvorák (1841-1904)
    Hungarian Dance No.18 in D
    8. Orchestrated by A. Dvorák (1841-1904)
    Hungarian Dance No.19 in B minor
    9. Orchestrated by Antonín Dvorák
    Hungarian Dance No.20 in E minor
    10. Orchestrated by Antonín Dvorák
    Hungarian Dance No.21 in E minor
    11. Orchestrated by Antonín Dvoráka