Johann Adolf Hasse Sinfonia Op.3 No.3 in D major (Overture to Cleofide)

[@encyclopediapierciana6815]

Very spirited and lively. High energy, sparkling, like Hasse often is. Fun to hear! I don't think he has a boring note (or series of notes) in him. So few people know about him, it's a pity. Hopefully more and more people will discover this period of classical music. Guess they're thinking of Rameau in Paris or Handel in London. Germans of this period are kind of ignored by most people who like Haydn and Bach.

[@haourss]

Discovered him only 3 weeks ago. Through a Mandolin solo concerto. Love him.

[@encyclopediapierciana6815]

Hrourss--- if you like this kind of early classical music (classical period), look on my Music history playlist for my class- I've got 100s of videos of great music on the Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods. You should have a great time!

[@KiwiOnTheInternet]

Absolute Banger

[@stefanstamenic3640]

Bellissimo!!!! Johann Adolph Hasse and Johann Christian Bach (London Bach) )are the forerunners claicism in music, chamber music and Sinfonia music.

[@HenkVeenstra666]

I've heard this on a dutch radio station.

[@roidayan2215]

good!!

[@richarddelzingaro2920]

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