This listing features Béla Bartók's masterpieces and representative ballet music pieces: "The Wooden Prince" and "The Miraculous Mandarin." These are the complete scores, not suites. Please understand that these are used items and may have corresponding wear and tear, age-related degradation, and even a musty odor. There may be price tag stickers and traces of their removal. The front and back covers show noticeable scratches. Bartók Ballet Music "The Wooden Prince" Complete Score: Study Score [Import (Score)] This is the complete Philharmonia edition, with a weighty feel like a bible. There are some markings and erased areas of practice numbers. As shown in the photos, the score has very detailed instructions, such as cut locations, indicated on many pages. Although a detailed score, it is a delicate and eye-catching score that is pleasant to look at. The use of flageolet ensembles and high-pitched chords is commonplace. Bartók Ballet Music "The Miraculous Mandarin" Complete Score: Study Score [Import (Score)] This is also the complete score, not a suite. This is a valuable Philharmonia edition, and the score is printed with a bold technique where the number of staves suddenly changes orientation. Bartók-esque unusual time signatures like 4+5/8 and 5+2/8 (practice number 35), special playing techniques such as col legno, and timpani glissando techniques are included. Furthermore, since it is the complete version, a chorus appears at the end. Although it is just humming, it becomes a harmony and builds up to f. Also, the ending of the suite version is included midway. As a foreign book, the binding is somewhat uneven, and while there are no missing pages, it feels quite damaged. Depending on the use, you may need to repair it with tape or the like. Shipping will be via Nekopos for both items. This is a set sale, but if you prefer to purchase them separately, "The Wooden Prince" is available for 15,800 yen and "The Miraculous Mandarin" for 11,800 yen. We apologize, but we are currently not accepting price negotiations. If you still wish to negotiate a price reduction, it will be on the condition that shipping costs are paid by the recipient.