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Revision as of 23:18, 11 August 2020

Franz Josef Haydn

The famous Austrian composer (1732-1809) has often been called the father of the symphony. Haydn's symphonies were models of clarity and balance. Yet the composer brought to them his not only his considerable skills and inherent optimism but also his wit and cunning.

The "London" Symphonies

Our selection of encoded symphonies emphasizes the later works that show off his talents to best advantage. Users will find that each one is different from the others but fully transparent.

Symphony No. Hoboken No. Genre / Instruments Key Nickname Score
No. 93 I:093 Symphony / 2Fl, 2Ob, 2Bn; 2Hrn/D, 2Tr/D, Tmp; 2V, Va, Vc, Cb D Major Full score
No. 94 I:094 Example Example Example
No. 95 I:095 Example Example Example
No. 96 I:096 Example Example Example
No. 97 I:097 Example Example Example
No. 98 I:098 Example Example Example
No. 99 I:099 Example Example Example
No. 100 I:100 Example Example Example
No. 101 I:101 Example Example Example
No. 102 I:102 Example Example Example
No. 103 I:103 Example Example Example
No. 104 I:104 Example Example Example