Haydn (1732-1809) - Sym, 33, 53, 54, Etc: Antonini / Basel Co - Import CD

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Haydn (1732-1809)

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The Haydn Orchestra will record all 107 symphonies by 2032, the 300th anniversary of Haydn's birth. In the HAYDN 2032 series, which will record all 107 symphonies by 2032, the 300th anniversary of the composer's birth, the "father of the symphony" Haydn will perform with his own group, Giovanni Antonini, who conducts the orchestra. The HAYDN 2032 series, which will record all of Haydn's 107 symphonies, will be conducted by Giovanni Antonini's own group, Il Giardino armonico, and the Basel Chamber Orchestra, which has already given us many great performances with its fresh performances using ancient instruments. The 14th program includes the Symphony No. 53, which was very popular even during the composer's lifetime and was nicknamed "L'Imperiale" in the mid-19th century, and three other works from the mid-19th century that are accompanied by trumpet and timpani and offer a heroic sound. At first, Haydn was prohibited by contract from performing his works written for the Marquise of Esterházy outside the court, but thanks to his lord's arrangement, many of his works were being performed in Paris, London, Amsterdam, and other major cities, and he was rapidly gaining international recognition. The courtesan's works were performed in Paris, London, Amsterdam, and other major cities, and he was rapidly gaining international recognition.In addition to No. 54, which was reworked several times in a short period of time to expand the introduction and brass parts, and No. 33, which is unusually large for an early work, the overture for a puppet musical drama, which was also used as a different draft of the finale of No. 53, is also included. The album also includes the overture for a puppet musical drama, which was also used as a variant of the finale of No. 53. The liner notes are also in English, French, and German, with Japanese translation for the domestic edition. Naxos Japan

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