Haydn-"Maria Theresia"Symphony No.48-Mov.1/4

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Uploaded by on Jan 1, 2009

F.J.Haydn(1732-1809)

"Maria Theresia"Symphony No.48 in C major

1.Allegro
2.Adagio
3.Menuetto:Allegretto
4.Finale: Allegro

Capella Istropolitana
Conductor:Barry Wordsworth

reorded in 1989 NAXOS

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  • The constant lack of appreciation for Haydn's work (particularly in comparison to Mozart) is amazing.

  • Wooooo thanks for uploading this charming and utterly delightful symphony! One of my favourite works by the wonderful, wonderful Haydn.

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  • How do you dislike Haydn? Come on people...

  • thank you

  • In comparison to Mozart, what Haydn loses in emotion (but what the hell is emotion???), he gains in intelligence and mastery.

  • Hm, I would say he sounds wiser than Mozart, although I love Mozart, but he sometimes comes across as too playful, whereas Haydn maintains a great balance in my opinion.

  • Listening to a Haydn symphony always imparts to me a pleasant sense of well-being.

  • I thought that this piece was particularly nice and also, that TheVanya1900 can just go and hang himself or their 1900 selves!!! @TheMadStrangler. GO AWAY, RIFFRAFF!!!

  • Listening to this interpretation, I can understand your thinking, but there's nothing flat or emotionless about Adam Fischer, Nikolaus Harnoncourt or Leonard Bernstein conduct Haydn.

  • Haydn is like a flatter less emotional and intense version of Mozart.

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