How To Use Haydn In A Sentence
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And under van Daele's sure hand, this came off remarkably well, with a vivid allegro, lovely andante, one of Haydn's zesty minuets and a finale that carries the title ‘la Tempesta’ for good reason.
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Joseph Haydn's works include 104 symphonies and 84 string quartets.
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The opening Vivace of No. 102 is the most dynamic and densely argued movement in all Haydn's symphonies.
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Haydn, even if marginally heavy-footed, is always a party for your ears and woefully underrated in this country.
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They learnt to take themes which did not sound exactly like the subjects of a fugue; they laid out their first and their second, and then they did not know what on earth to do, and footled and stumbled till it was time for the recapitulation; so that Haydn himself said the worst of the young men was that they could not stick long enough at anything to work it out, and no sooner began one thing than they wanted to be off to another.
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The string quartet, for two violins, viola and violoncello, was one of the most widely-cultivated genres of chamber music during the Classical period, with the Viennese masters Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven all contributing substantially to the literature.
The Classical String Quartet, 1770-1840 (Duke University)
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Haydn, being now his own master, went to live at Vienna, with his old friend Bamberger, and, declining an invitation to become capellmeister to Count Grassalcovics, was working with his usual industry when, one day, a visitor was announced.
Among the Great Masters of Music Scenes in the Lives of Famous Musicians
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Like his contemporaries, Joseph Haydn wrote very early divertimentos for string quartet.
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The opening of Haydn's 'Drum Roll' is fittingly ominous.
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In Haydn's time symphonists favoured D and B flat major.
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These include various compositions by Bach, Mozart, Schumann, Haydn, Beethoven and Purcell.
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The mature works of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert belong to the Classical period.
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If piano students are playing Mozart and Haydn sonatas, Chopin nocturnes and Debussy preludes, they certainly are capable of playing some chamber music repertoire.
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When changing from the lighter Handel subjects to the deep tragedy of Haydn, immediately his mannerism changed and so did the mood of the audience.
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The Prince had an excellent court orchestra, and Haydn was expected to provide not just symphonies, but also concertante opportunities for the most accomplished instrumentalists in the orchestra.
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Benjamin Hudson, the solo violinist in the Haydn concerto that opened the evening, splendidly carried forward the tragic final interplay between violins and cellos.
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A descendant, Miklos Jozsef Esterhazy, became captain of the Empress Maria Theresa's bodyguard, although he is now best remembered for employing Joseph Haydn as kapellmeister and court composer for some thirty years.
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Joseph Haydn, sometime mentor and later friend and admirer, wrote, "Posterity will not see such a talent again in 100 years".
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Derek Adlam has already featured on a couple of Guild discs devoted to late baroque keyboard music and this Haydn release shows him on the same fine form.
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The second obscure musical artifact revived at Spoleto this season was Haydn's 1773 marionette opera, "Philemon and Baucis," written for the marionette theater at Eszterh za.
Passion and Precision
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This combination of instruments was still in vogue in the time of Haydn and Mozart, and was used in most of their works for the Church except that they sometimes added two flutes, two clarinets (woodwind instrument of ancient origin, so called on account of the resemblance of its tones to the high tones of the clarino, or trumpet), and two trumpets.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman
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Anne Marie Graham was born in Vienna in 1925 and includes among her influences Mozart, Bach and Haydn, as well as the work of 16th century artist Pieter Breughel and the Italian primitives.
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The choir was conducted by director of music Haydn James, accompanied at the piano by Sian Gwawr.
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Although the two men maintained cordial relations Haydn visited Clementi's country house at Evesham, in Worcestershire, and Clementi gave him a piece of coconut shell trimmed with silver -- Haydn was a steady irritant to Clementi.
Finished Symphonies
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Purcell, Haydn and Schubert were among the many who derived most of their basic musical training from being apprenticed as choristers.
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However, Symphony #1 holds up quite well to the Haydn and Mozart models, and the 2nd Symphony is close to being a masterpiece of early romanticism.
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Haydn's Symphony No. 85 is named "reine" for Marie Antoinette herself.
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Two-cello quintets and string quartets poured from him, but for grander occasions there were symphonies of a robust charm that had every late-eighteenth-century ingredient except Haydn's daring and bubbling originality.
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To a great extent, he hides the ‘academic’ use of counterpoint in his chamber and symphonic music, although he trots it out for special occasions in places like the passacaglia peroration of the Haydn Variations.
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For a time he was a kind of assistant _kapellmeister_ to Haydn, and indeed many at that time thought his works were quite on a par with those of the great master, Beethoven.
Great Pianists on Piano Playing Study Talks with Foremost Virtuosos. A Series of Personal Educational Conferences with Renowned Masters of the Keyboard, Presenting the Most Modern Ideas upon the Subjects of Technic, Interpretation, Style and Expression
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Haydn was again the chief model, but Beethoven introduced many daring innovations, including beginning the symphony with an out-of-key discord.
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Mozart's style is quite distinct from Haydn's.
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Haydn's 85th Symphony, "La Reine," emerged with the clarity of restraint, like a drypoint etching, the orchestra making entrances together in sharp, precise lines (though clean entrances are not something to take for granted with this particular ensemble).
NSO and Valcuha come through loud and soft an clear
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The concert opened with a riveting account of Haydn's late E flat Sonata.
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Haydn's "exercise" for the degree was the following "Canon cancrizans, a tre," set to the words, "Thy voice, O harmony, is divine.
Joseph Haydn
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Joseph Haydn's Scherzandi are bite-size symphonies in four movements, each seven or eight minutes in length.
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No one would deny the transcendent beauty of Gregorian chant, the majesty of Gothic cathedrals, the classical clarity of Mozart and Haydn Masses.
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In Haydn's C major sonata he navigates its florid rococo embroidery with the deft assurance of a Swiss jeweler, while lending to Rachmaninoff's blustery Etude Tableau in D the grandeur its imitative bell sonorities demand.
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If you really want to take the measure of Mozart 1756-1791 as a symphonist, do not juxtapose him with Haydn, the other ne plus ultra of the time.
'Contemporaries of Mozart Collection' offers contrasts to the master
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Haydn composed this piece to show the chromatic possibility of the then-new keyed trumpet.
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However, Koeluh is many steps behind Haydn in harmonic invention and melodic inspiration.
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We have already had excellent accounts of Beethoven and Mozart symphonies and serenades and now it is the turn of some exquisite Haydn and Schubert symphonies.
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This third march evokes the humor of Haydn, with many funny percussive rhythmic effects in a call and response format between secondo and primo, which Ms. Crawford performed superciliously.
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Their rapid scherzos, fugal finales, and dependence on four equally engaging string players attest as much to the virtuosity of the instrumentalists employed at court as to Haydn's accomplishment.
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They sing with relish, and understanding, and only the busy part-writing towards the end of Haydn's Te Deum appears ready to swallow the trebles.
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We were completely hypnotized by her performance of the Haydn.
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We have already had excellent accounts of Beethoven and Mozart symphonies and serenades and now it is the turn of some exquisite Haydn and Schubert symphonies.
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Symphonic music tended to be retrospective, with Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven forming the staple fare and accounting for the conservative forms of Schumann's and Mendelssohn's orchestral compositions.
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Before Haydn had time to recover from his astonishment Ferdinand was back with a letter of introduction to Prince Castelcicala, the Neapolitan Ambassador in London; and to show further that the misunderstanding was merely a passing affair he sent the composer later in the day a valuable tabatiere as a token of esteem and regard.
Joseph Haydn
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Since Haydn was patronized by Marie-Antoinette's mother and the young archduchess grew up listening to his music, it is fitting to see her picture on the cover.
A New CD
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When the young Beethoven arrived in Vienna in 1792, the musical zeitgeist was defined by Haydn and Mozart.
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The prince was a great amateur of the peculiar viol called the barytone, and it was one of Haydn's duties to provide new compositions for this instrument.
A Popular History of the Art of Music From the Earliest Times Until the Present
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In 1790 Haydn had been capellmeister at Esterhaz, the magnificent palace which Prince Nicolaus Esterhazy had created in imitation of
Among the Great Masters of Music Scenes in the Lives of Famous Musicians
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Kletzki's symphony is an unsettling work, written in German fugal modes and sonata form that stretch back to Bach and Haydn yet rippling with refugee jitters, the rhythms of dispossession.
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There are movements from three sonatas by Scarlatti; sonatas by Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, and works by Bach.
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All round, a flawless account, celebrating a Schubert who is as much the son of Haydn and Mozart as the father of Schumann and Brahms.
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The madrigals of the baroque period were not written for professionals, and neither were Haydn's string quartets.
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Joseph Haydn, sometime mentor and later friend and admirer, wrote, "Posterity will not see such a talent again in 100 years".
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I was overwhelmed by his commanding, assured musicianship in Bach, Haydn, Chopin, Smetana, Liszt, and Grainger.
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They here inspire Hickox and his team to performances just as electrifying as those they have given of the great series of late Haydn masses.
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In ways, the music is very Bachian but there is also a touch of Haydnian heroics that makes the music very approachable.
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Both Haydn and Mozart played the organ here.
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It was recorded by the Haydn Quartet in 1905, Benny Goodman in 1935, and Les Paul multitracked it in 1951.
Paul Morley's Showing Off… | Music
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Joseph Haydn's works include 104 symphonies and 84 string quartets.
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Well, so far I've helped with the weeding, laughed at Haydn trying to water the bushes with a holey bucket and planted some garlic.
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There was an air of expectancy as the first notes of Haydn's Farewell Symphony sounded.
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Haydn's musical genius created the perfect accompaniments and arrangements for the folk melodies, elevating them to first-class lieder.
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Haydn was the first great master of what is called motivic development, in which bits and pieces of music - a few notes, a melodic twist, a rhythmic gesture - become the building blocks for an entire symphony in several movements.
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Also on Saturday the Calne Choral Society will be singing Haydn's Nelson Mass at John Bentley School at 7.30 pm.
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Maria Szymankowska, who was appointed to the Russian court; Marianne Martines, who studied with Haydn and was a duet partner of Mozart's; and Clara Wieck Schumann, who concertized widely and was the champion of her husband Robert's works.
African American composers featured in Tuesday recital
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While immigrants from other regions play some role in audience development, the bulk of the local audience is upwardly mobile and formally educated, but with an education that is not necessarily invested in a particular European canon, for whom Haydn and Bartok are equally new, and whose concert-going loyalties may well include as much pop music as classical.
E pur si muove
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Dorati was working on Decca at the time to let him record all 104 symphonies by the uncommercial Joseph Haydn.
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Haydn wrote symphonies, chamber music, keyboard pieces, operas.
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In this respect at least, Mozart resembles his comparably productive contemporary Joseph Haydn.
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The recordings include previously unheard concertos and sinfoniettas from composers such as Bach, as well as orchestral suites and concerti by Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart and Brahms.
British Library's Archival Sound Recordings project now has 1,000 classical music recordings
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Haydn composed many symphonies, divertimentos, and chamber pieces for secular entertainments; several of the late symphonies from the 1780s are in three movements without minuet and some contain fugal finales.
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Haydn wrote a considerable number of trios for baryton, viola, and cello, in which he and a colleague could accompany his employer, Nicolaus Esterházy, an enthusiastic amateur of the baryton.
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Those of us who love Haydn adore his last large-scale work, this valedictory oratorio, to distraction.
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After the Brahms and the Haydn he learned three preludes and fugues of Bach, two Beethoven sonatas, a nocturne by Chopin, and pieces by Schumann and Ravel.
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The completion of the Scottish songs recording project will coincide with the bicentenary of Haydn's death and the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns' birth in 2009.
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The mature works of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert belong to the Classical period.
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In this respect at least, Mozart resembles his comparably productive contemporary Joseph Haydn.
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Now the Gotham Chamber Opera, which performed Haydn's Il mondo della luna in January to great acclaim, is taking a crack at the wily feline -- staging the opera El gato con botas by Spanish composer Xavier Montsalvatge with Tectonic Theater Project.
Fern Siegel: Stage Door: Orlando, El Gato Con Botas, Meow Meow
