Haydn: String Quartets, Vol. 6 Op. 1 & 2

[@BrilliantClassics]

We hope you enjoyed this video, make sure to like and subscribe if you did! Tracklist: Franz Joseph Haydn: String Quartet, Op. 1 No. 1 in B Flat Major 00:00:00 Presto 00:02:34 Minuet-minuet Secondo 00:06:29 Adagio 00:11:17 Minuet 00:13:53 Finale, Presto String Quartet, Op. 1 No. 2 in E Flat Major 00:16:09 Allegro Molto 00:19:39 Minuet 00:23:14 Adagio 00:27:56 Minuet 00:31:28 Finale, Presto String Quartet, Op. 1 No. 3 in D Major 00:33:35 Adagio 00:38:35 Menuet 00:41:25 Scherzo, Presto 00:42:58 Menuet 00:46:19 Presto Franz Joseph Haydn: String Quartet, Op. 1 No. 4 in G Major 00:47:59 Presto 00:51:52 Minuet 00:55:41 Adagio ma non tanto 01:00:05 Minuet 01:03:49 Finale, presto String Quartet Op. 1 No. 5 In E Flat Major 01:08:15 Presto 01:10:39 Menuet 01:14:55 Adagio 01:20:06 Menuet 01:24:16 Presto String Quartet Op. 1 No. 6 In C Major 01:26:40 Presto Assai 01:28:34 Minuet 01:32:19 Adagio 01:38:38 Minuet 01:43:09 Finale, allegro String Quartet Op. 2 No. 1 In A Major : 01:45:31 Allegro 01:49:13 Menuet 01:52:31 Adagio 01:57:36 Menuet 02:00:28 Allegro molto String Quartet Op.2 No. 2 In E Major : 02:03:13 Allegro Molto 02:06:36 Menuet 02:10:03 Adagio 02:16:00 Menuet 02:19:11 Finale, presto String Quartet Op. 2 No 4 In F Major : 02:22:24 Presto 02:26:16 Menuet 02:30:26 Adagio 02:35:29 Menuet, allegretto 02:37:34 Finale, allegro String Quartet Op. 2 No. 6 In B Flat Major : 02:39:58 Adagio 02:46:17 Menuet 02:49:52 Scherzo, presto 02:51:56 Menuet 02:54:33 Presto

[@TomokoAbe_]

I'm a HUGE fan of Franz Joseph Haydn! His music is truly ahead of his time and generally very upbeat and full of positive energy. It helps me a great deal while studying. Thank you for these glorious uploads!

[@harrysh1442]

Agreed 💯

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Great comment, and these early divertimenti a quattro are lovely works well worth two or three hours of anyone’s time. PS. It’s Joseph Haydn, or do you usually refer to Johannes Chrisostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart ? Catholic baptismals were *never* used in either composers’ lifetime, and there’s not a single example of either ever using any of them. Haydn would be truly astonished to see anyone refer to him today as ‘Franz’, as would Mozart any of those from the list above.

[@TomokoAbe_]

@@elaineblackhurst1509 Haydn is supreme when it comes to this genre of music. I don't know I do adore Mozart pieces too :)

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

@@TomokoAbe_ Mozart and Haydn are like red and blue, brilliant but incomparable; the other point I was making was to ditch the baptismals - it’s *Joseph Haydn.*

[@eustacedsa6652]

Good evening from Mumbai, India. I have a deep rooted love for the string quartets of Franz Josef Haydn. Haydn was the father of the string quartet. Haydn during his lifetime composed 64 complete string quartets. It is solely because of Haydn that string quartets are much loved in the western world as well as in the east among classical music connoisseurs. Just the other day I was listening on KZbin to the complete string quartets of Haydn. I forget the name of the group that was playing but I was immediately transported to heaven. The string quartets of Haydn are heavenly to say the least. Because I have loved the string quartets of Haydn from the age of 10 that is why today I have such a deep rooted appreciation for the complete string quartets specially of Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart, Brahms, Schumann, and last but not the least Dvorak. The string quartets of Beethoven and Dvorak are to die for. The rasumovsky string quartet of Beethoven is my absolute favourite quartet of all time. I could listen to it anytime anywhere. Finally, this is an awesome and amazing KZbin video. This is a KZbin video which is not only a keepsake but it is an absolute treat in more ways than one. Eustace D'Sa

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Great comment, read with interest. Just one point, it’s *Joseph Haydn.* Catholic baptismal names were *never* used, so the ‘Franz’ is as redundant as referring to his great friend as Johannes Chrisostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart. Haydn signs himself in every single extant manuscript, letter, score, and document (like his wills) as either Joseph (German form), Josephus ((Latin), or perhaps most commonly, Giuseppe (Italian); he would be truly astonished to see himself referred to as Franz in the 21st century - it simply was not his name.

[@fransmeersman2334]

The Buchberger Quartet reached a marvelous height in performing Haydn's string quartets !

[@alenkapintar8660]

Some more Haydn. Great. I love all his music.

[@rosannamasini2075]

Grazie❤❤

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Comfort and gracefulness of Haydn‘s music are immeasurable and beyond words

[@RosCharron]

Wonderful! Puts me in an upbeat mood instantly. Thank you for this brilliant recording Brilliant Classics!

[@MsLeenite]

So elegant! A pleasure to listen to. Thank you!

[@mathiasbreitschaft8844]

Danke für diese fantastische Einspielung!❤

[@claudioj.sbriccoli2826]

Buongiorno; bellissimi quartetti, e anche molto bella l'interpretazione del Buchberger Quartet. Grazie della condivisione. Saludos

[@pedrosalinas992]

Mi amado Haydn con su música penetrante de los espíritus que admiran la armonía y la riqueza creativa de una de las artes que mas seducen al hombre. Gracias por tanta cosa magnífica en este mundo que hace posible tener esta maravilla y al que a veces vemos como a punto de perderse por culpa de la maldad de algunos humanos. Ojalá todos pudieran sentarse a oír algo que hace pensar en que es bueno vivir y en la paz para poder disfrutar de un arte como éste.

[@hannawagenknecht6378]

I love this music, Haydn makes happy,yes😀

[@anigiuran109]

I like all of Haydn ! Thank you Briliant Classics ! 😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@juanjimenez2707]

Amazing!!

[@rosannamasini2075]

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[@yh2682]

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[@christiabacon8001]

Ambiance!💟

[@ЮрийЗаславский-ю5к]

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[@jesusmanuelacosta1645]

Yes, this Heyden music, if spelled right, as if these world affairs could keep us from damnation in hell. Thank God for his lovely music which as an Inside Jew once said for folk in JCP: Judaism, Catholicism, Protestantism, and still in the world ala St.John 3:16: about removing the foreskin of our hearts: "May you not fool God, yourself, nor people." Happy 11Av Shabbat of Consolation. Furthermore, please celebrate for the 17th time, this year 2023/5783, the Lord's h2o Ministries week of love for Moshiac/Christ up to y3k/6760 for us FCI: Family Church Israel, and our posterity. Make God Smile more, and you'll go miles. Many blessings. Psalm 59-60. Amen אמנ.

[@harrysh1442]

Magnifique 🎵🎶🎵 musique Merci

[@gottmituns813]

Thanks for upload!

[@GuglFive]

This is exquisite !! Thank you !

[@jmlineb]

Absolutely lovely!

[@주현구-x8w]

Beautiful smart music ! Thank you ~❤

[@thomasc390]

Wow! Thank you! 🌻

[@fulgenjbatista4640]

❤

[@Jessica-si5wo]

Papa Haydn, Mozart used to say :)

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Perhaps occasionally, and within a certain context; today it’s wholly inappropriate, especially as in the 19th century it acquired a patronising, disrespectful, and dismissive pejorative meaning which unfortunately leaves the composer stuck with the most ridiculous and irrelevant nickname of any great composer, and one that survives only because it is so mindlessly repeated as though it were somehow relevant.

[@Jessica-si5wo]

@@elaineblackhurst1509 what? 😂 lmfao you must be trolling right? what a strange comment this, i think you dont know much about Mozart and the context why he called Haydn Pappa

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

@@Jessica-si5wo What if he did occasionally? Whatever makes you think you have the right to presume so arrogantly that you can refer so familiarly to one of the greatest composers of Western classical music in this disrespectful, utterly irrelevant, and over-familiar manner ?

[@Jessica-si5wo]

@@elaineblackhurst1509 you are mentally ill i believe based on your other comments here. Find help !!

[@canman5060]

Op 1 and 2 are Divertimentos rather than the more collective term of String Quartet.

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

You’re quite right, but need to be as precise as was Haydn himself who used the Italian description *’divertimenti a quattro’* for his earliest string quartets in order to identify them as something different from a more generalised divertimento of which there are about 40 in the Hob. II section of the Hoboken catalogue; there are numerous varied examples by Mozart and many other contemporary composer as well.

[@canman5060]

@@elaineblackhurst1509 Thanks for this more precise description.