Haydn: Name Symphonies (Part 2)

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Tracklist: Symphony No. 69 in C Major, “Laudon”: 00:00:00 I. Vivace 00:04:21 II. Un poco adagio più tosto andante 00:13:33 III. Menuetto & trio 00:16:30 IV. Finale, presto Symphony No. 73 in D Major, “La Chasse”: 00:20:31 I. Adagio-allegro 00:27:30 II. Andante 00:32:41 III. Menuetto & trio, allegretto 00:35:24 IV. La Chasse, presto Symphony No. 82 in C Major, “L’Ours” (The Bear): 00:40:23 I. Vivace assai 00:48:14 II. Allegretto 00:55:54 III. Menuet & trio 01:00:14 IV. Finale, vivace Symphony No. 83 in G Minor, “La Poule” (The Hen): 01:06:07 I. Allegro spiritoso 01:13:38 II. Andante 01:23:13 III. Menuet & trio, allegretto 01:27:28 IV. Finale, vivace Symphony No. 85 in B-Flat Major, “La Reine”: 01:31:50 I. Adagio-vivace 01:40:10 II. Romance, allegretto 01:47:15 III. Menuetto & trio, allegretto 01:52:08 IV. Finale, presto Symphony No. 92 in G Major, “Oxford”: 01:56:05 I. Adagio-allegro spiritoso 02:03:52 II. Adagio 02:11:33 III. Menuet & trio, allegretto 02:17:32 IV. Presto Symphony No. 94 in G Major, “Surprise”: 02:23:22 I. Adagio-vivace assai 02:32:01 II. Andante 02:38:21 III. Menuet & trio, allegro molto 02:43:22 IV. Finale, allegro di molto Symphony No. 100 in G Major, “Military”: 02:47:20 I. Adagio-allegro 02:55:14 II. Allegretto 03:01:06 III. Menuet & trio,moderato 03:06:22 IV. Finale, presto Symphony No. 101 in D Major, “Clock”: 03:11:43 I. Adagio-presto 03:20:05 II. Andante 03:28:22 III. Menuet & trio, allegretto 03:36:47 IV. Finale, presto Symphony No. 102 in B-Flat Major, “Miracle”: 03:41:33 I. Largo-allegro vivace 03:50:32 II. Adagio 03:56:42 III. Menuetto & trio, allegro 04:03:31 IV. Finale, presto Symphony No. 103 in E-Flat Major, “Mit dem Paukenwirbel” (Drumroll): 04:08:13 I. Adagio-allegro con spirito 04:17:38 II. Andante più tosto allegretto 04:28:08 III. Menuet & trio 04:33:19 IV. Finale, allegro con spirito Symphony No. 104 in D Major, “London”: 04:38:39 I. Adagio-allegro 04:47:28 II. Andante 04:55:52 III. Menuetto & trio, allegro 05:01:10 IV. Finale, spiritoso

[@canman5060]

Haydn was awarded honorary Doctorate Degree in Music from Oxford University.

[@もらもら]

No.96 in D major used be called “Miracle”. Here No.102 is called by that name, I don't know why. Perhaps the scholars found out the accident had happend at the perfomance of No.102?

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

@@もらもら Symphony 96 is the ‘Miracle’ symphony and always has been; the problem however is that the incident of the falling chandelier which miraculously left none of the audience injured, happened at a performance of Symphony 102. The confusion obviously originated - and stuck - right from the outset, though it is a little strange as 96 was first performed during the 1791 season in London, whilst 102 was for the 1795 season.* Any attempt to switch the nickname to the correct symphony will simply cause confusion, and it doesn’t really matter anyway as everyone knows the story, and usually enjoy showing off that they know it as well. * Salomon contracted Haydn for the 1791 and 1792 seasons on his first visit to England, and the 1794 and 1795 seasons on his second visit.

[@ffbossy]

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[@stephanebelizaire3627]

Serene Music Forever !

[@immoegreen200]

Wunderbar!!! Sehr gut!!!

[@guge2835]

Wow! I listened to the whole thing today over the day, I didn't know I would like Haydn so much!

[@fernandofernandezgar]

Brilliant Classics forever and ever!!!

[@정윤범-u4u]

brilliant as its real meaning!

[@juanaacunaperez8511]

❤❤❤me fascinan los violines y Hayden su música suave me da mucha calma soy mayor y lo escucho en las noches me relaja felicidades y gracias por permitir escuchar ❤❤❤😊

[@EricJohnHalbeisen]

!Bueno! Muchas gracias.

[@rockyantoniovalenciaoyola8444]

Haydn foi um autor prolífico do período clássico, que marcou para sempre a música e de tabela, teve uma grande influencia em Mozart. Ouço muito suas sinfonias enquanto trabalho.

[@musicaantigua869]

Gracias y saludos cordiales desde Mallorca para vosotros brillant classic

[@thefrenchpoet3160]

There was time when people waited a decade or so for new classical compositions. How far have we come with technology an artist creates a song in a month and right away one can gain access and listen to it as much times as they want.

[@shanubag6785]

Absolutely yes !

[@ceciliaramos9542]

Infinitas gracias por todo el repertorio es un regalo que nos permite seguir si tie donos personas.

[@carlosarias8183]

...AND AGAIN...THANK YOU, GREAT WORK YOURS!

[@barbaracrespo5828]

Muchas gracias 🧑 hermosa mélodies💃🤩🤩🤩🤩🧑

[@양회주-q7i]

Thanks again Bravo haydn!

[@정윤범-u4u]

클래식을 사랑하는 당신, 영화, 부귀있으라!

[@EnriqueCavestany]

Hubo un tiempo en el que la "invasión" del inefable Mozart ocultó el genio de su amigo Joseph Haydn. Hoy, este gigantesco compositor entre post-barroco y prerromántico, asombra con sus sinfonías , sus cuartetos y.. su sentido del humor.

[@josemiguelplanton4613]

Y que le marcó el camino a Mozart... eso fijo.

[@francobrunetti5860]

Estimado Enrique: "[...] entre post-barroco y prerromántico [...]". Sin perjuicio de estar en lo cierto ¿no te parece que es más sencillo decir "clásico"? Pues, ese es precisamente el período de la Historia de la Gran Música a la que pertenece el gran Haydn (y que está además comprendido en la delimitación temporal que has realizado). Saludos cordiales, y que Dios te bendiga.

[@EnriqueCavestany]

@@francobrunetti5860 Pues de acuerdo con usted, Brunetti, simplifiquemos las denominaciones y aunque no siempre éstas son susceptibles de tal actitud, ya está, para el momento al que pertenece el gran Haydn, acuñado el término de "clasicismo vienés".Y parafraseando a aquel siniestro personaje : lejos de nosotros la funesta manía de "clasificar" y etiquetar Un cordial saludo

[@francobrunetti5860]

@@EnriqueCavestany Más que una "manía", estimado Enrique, sólo me atengo a lo que he aprendido en 40 años de melomanía: que la Historia de la Música Docta -como toda Historia- está dividida en períodos, siendo uno de ellos precisamente el "período Clásico" o Clasicismo, propiamente tal (del cual sus máximos exponentes son Haydn, Mozart y Beethoven, este último en su primera etapa). Saludos cordiales.

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

Hey Haydn's winking!! ;)

[@josemiguelplanton4613]

Qué grande Haydn. Es bueno no dejarle en el olvido. ¡Cuántos motivos parió para Mozart y Beethoven!

[@kdm5402]

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[@hosanalopes5095]

Lindo 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍

[@huyhoang8265]

chào buổi sáng an lành

[@erwinklement1215]

❤️

[@robertnicora1136]

Je suis surpris que la symphonie n°95 ne figure pas dans cette liste pourtant bien faite. I'm surprised that Symphony No. 95 is not on this well-made list

[@pietstamitz1]

no 95 has no name..

[@robertnicora1136]

@@pietstamitz1 ok thanks Could it be writing by one of his sympathic musicien?

[@もらもら]

No.95 is much loved one, but without name. No.96 in D major used be called “Miracle”. Here No.102 is called by that name, I don't know why. Perhaps the scholars found out the accident had happend at the perfomance of No.102?

[@ТИГРАмурский-з9з]

18.5.19. Hydne.