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2013
Admired and studied by both Mozart and Beethoven, Franz Joseph Haydn (1732–1809) imbued his life-enhancing compositions with wit, elegance and deep emotion. His output was prolific and included symphonies (most notably those written during his two visits to London, where he received a rapturous welcome), string quartets, chamber music, piano sonatas ...
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Admired and studied by both Mozart and Beethoven, Franz Joseph Haydn (1732–1809) imbued his life-enhancing compositions with wit, elegance and deep emotion. His output was prolific and included symphonies (most notably those written during his two visits to London, where he received a rapturous welcome), string quartets, chamber music, piano sonatas ...
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2001
Abstract This Quartet is known as the ‘Emperor’ Quartet, obviously because of its slow movement. It has other claims to greatness, being the third of the wonderful half-dozen in Haydn’s Opus 76, of which we heard the fifth at a previous Sun day Concert recently.1 The remarks on Haydn’s freedom of form which I made on that occasion apply ...
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Abstract This Quartet is known as the ‘Emperor’ Quartet, obviously because of its slow movement. It has other claims to greatness, being the third of the wonderful half-dozen in Haydn’s Opus 76, of which we heard the fifth at a previous Sun day Concert recently.1 The remarks on Haydn’s freedom of form which I made on that occasion apply ...
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