Thank you for listening! Don't forget to like the video and subscribe to our RUclips channel! Tracklist: Symphony No. 20 in C Major, Hob. I:20: 00:00:00 I. Allegro molto 00:03:24 II. Andante cantabile 00:07:59 III. Menuet & Trio 00:11:04 IV. Presto
‘Pioneer’ is a great word to apply to Haydn, whilst ‘Father’ is pure disinformation as he had absolutely nothing to do with the conception* of the early symphony, and it’s unfair on composers like Johann Stamitz, Richter, Holzbauer, Fils, Sammartini, Wagenseil, Monn, et al who between then had written hundreds of modern early-Classical symphonies from about 1740 before Haydn got round to his first one in 1757. ‘Papa’ is unfortunate, it was already being used as a term of ridicule and contempt by Beethoven’s circle in the 1790’s, and no other great composer seems to be stuck with such a patronising and demeaning nickname today - a tiny number of people entitled so to do used it in Haydn’s time; we’re not, and shouldn’t. Papa is of course also a complete misnomer as even in his oldest age, his music retained an astonishing degree of youthful vigour which just makes a complete mockery of this stupid nickname. * A father by definition *must* be involved at the conception; Haydn wasn’t, so couldn’t have been.
I think Schumann coined the term 'Papa Haydn' and meant it in a condescending way, as for someone elderly and living in the past.@@georgebreidenthal725
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Tracklist:
Symphony No. 20 in C Major, Hob. I:20:
00:00:00 I. Allegro molto
00:03:24 II. Andante cantabile
00:07:59 III. Menuet & Trio
00:11:04 IV. Presto
This is a truly great series. Howzabout one featuring the symphonies of Michael Haydn?
What a surprise: another graceful Haydn symphony! Please and thank you.
Haydn again. Masterpiece. More, please.
Thank you Briliant Classics for this beautiful musical moment !!!
Thanks for listening!
This sounds so fresh, vibrant, and spontaneous. Like a glass of orange juice with your breakfast. Robin Witting England
... or a cup of Earl Grey tea and a crumpet mid-afternoon - eh what, Robin?
The father of the modern symphonic for and a pioneer of the piano sonata its no wonder he referred to as Papa Hadyn.
‘Pioneer’ is a great word to apply to Haydn, whilst ‘Father’ is pure disinformation as he had absolutely nothing to do with the conception* of the early symphony, and it’s unfair on composers like Johann Stamitz, Richter, Holzbauer, Fils, Sammartini, Wagenseil, Monn, et al who between then had written hundreds of modern early-Classical symphonies from about 1740 before Haydn got round to his first one in 1757.
‘Papa’ is unfortunate, it was already being used as a term of ridicule and contempt by Beethoven’s circle in the 1790’s, and no other great composer seems to be stuck with such a patronising and demeaning nickname today - a tiny number of people entitled so to do used it in Haydn’s time; we’re not, and shouldn’t.
Papa is of course also a complete misnomer as even in his oldest age, his music retained an astonishing degree of youthful vigour which just makes a complete mockery of this stupid nickname.
* A father by definition *must* be involved at the conception; Haydn wasn’t, so couldn’t have been.
Elainebaackhurst1509 What's wrong with the term father or papa?
@@georgebreidenthal725 I don't know. You tell me.
Bet you get " Blackhursted " she doesn't like the Papa, bit not sure why.
I think Schumann coined the term 'Papa Haydn' and meant it in a condescending way, as for someone elderly and living in the past.@@georgebreidenthal725
Ein großes ❤️ für diese Musik des Glücks,ja!
Festive symphony 1761 or earlier Due to strange catalogue system, predates No6! New to me, great fun.
It_s so lovely !!!
하이든 음악이여 영원하라~!!
Invigorating🤗!! Many Thanks.
감사합니다
Thx & brawo
Nota-se que a orquestração de Haydn inspirou Beethoven. Os diálogos entre as cordas são magistrais. Um Primavera Sinfônica.
❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏