XXVII. HAYDN, Franz Joseph (1732-1809)
Approximately 40 years separate these early symphonies from the later ones (he wrote 106!) ... one can literally trace the arc of the symphony through Haydn's output.
This delightful performance showcases how a 13-piece orchestra was sufficient for these early works, greatly influenced by C.P.E. Bach.
The Second Movement features muted 2nd violins playing a syncopated rhythm throughout.
The Third Movement is a minuet which lacks a trio.
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