Haydn was pretty good. It's a pity that most people don't realise that. I have become increasingly fond of his magnificent work as I grow older. Likewise, Händel. Both have been overshadowed by Mozart and J.S. Bach but I revere all four of these musical geniuses and pioneers.
he was not shadowed by Mozart as he was the teacher of Mozart and Beethoven, you can see him most of Mozart works but only 1. and 2. symphonies of Beethoven as he prove that he was the genius and master of Romantic era...and Haydn is known the Father of Sympdonies...
"if God gave me a joyfull heart he will fogive me if i sing to him with joy "..................this was said by Haydn himself when some people pointed out his masses were too "noisy ".............no more comments needed ,he himself explained it all........thanks Papa! , you did make generations happy ........and will !!!!!!!!!.........FOREVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Haydn was an employee of Nikolaus I, Prince Esterházy, a music lover and amateur bariton player for whom Haydn wrote many of this chamber music where the piano was the central instrument. The set of compositions that are included: Concertinos, Divertimentos and Quintets, whose music is of an incomparable grace, elegance and delicacy that only a genial and fabulous musician could have composed. The chamber music had more intimate characteristics and was performed by a reduced number of musicians, invariably without a personalized conductor, the group being directed by one of the players in the group. Câmara Music was called “music for friends”. This set of pieces composed by Haydn is amazing, transmitting us an indescribable sensibility, joviality and joy that only a fantastic musician like Haydn was able to write. The interpretation of the musical pieces is superb. Viva Haydn and his incomparable music. Thanks for this recording that gives us moments of indescribable pleasure.
@@pamelafrancis4476 Mozart was not Haydn’s pupil, and neither is in the shadow of the other; although contemporaries, they actually have rather less in common than most casual listeners suspect.
Это волшебно! Легко ! Это звонкий ручей и зеленая трава , солнечный день , аромат полевых цветов , роскошные костюмы , красивые лица ... Это счастье ! Эта музыка вне времени .
Harmonie du, do ré mi , Avec le , fa , sol, la, . Jouer Excellemment ! Brillante composition !! Les musicologues ont bien raison , certaines compositions , ouvrent nos cinq sens de détente , de plénitude . Magnifique moment de douceur . Merci pour le partage .
What I love about Brilliant Classic most is the fact that without big house-hold names but with so many truly wonderful musicians they make classic music enjoyable AND affordable and you can get first class quality for a small budget! And their catalog is quite impressive! Big praise and thank you so much!
When I was a younger man (cuando era joven) I spent much time with Beethoven, Bach, and daring novels. Now I am older, and find Hawthorne enchanting, Haydn intriguing, and a growing awareness of the need for kindness in how I live my life. Not a bad turn at any point.
Eric The Roman yes he is quite a pleasant surprise to the virgin ear (of *his* work ) I heard each and every one these lovely pieces for the last 20 years ONLY on harpsichord and - until 20 mins ago had no idea this was a thing with strings and piano ; Actually my UA-cam “find” of the week. . Haydn actually has some delightful and interesting choral works ( when you have like 8 or 9 mins to spare check out his “Te Deum”- that should even suffice for the ‘non-classical’ and baroque aficionado like myself PS. The year was 1998I had just turned 18 less than six months previous, and was fresh out of boot camp when I purchased my first Haydn CD. I had played some junior to senior level Haydn on piano but the collection of the “divertimenti and concertini”. Contained on that cd ‘cemented’ him as one of the (my) greats along with (Bach, Chopin, Mozart, Vivaldi, Handel, Scarlatti, Ravel) which is lofty company to be associated with.
A marvel...a sublime gem...Franz Joseph Haydn was from the Classical period. He was instrumental in the development of chamber music such as the piano trio. The true spirit of the Classical period: transparent, free of fear, serenity; like PLATO says 'Music must be felt, it penetrates the soul and cleans it!
Haydn mágico como una estrella fugaz que recorre el universo dejando a su paso una estela de luz divina y colores perceptibles sólo por espíritus sensibles a tan maravillosa música
Haydn is never less than a highly professional and thoughtful composer whose standards almost never drop; his unique compositional fingerprints are quite easy to identify with a little experience. Haydn is a genuine ‘A’ list composer specifically because his music is NOT anonymous. That said, in the great scheme of things, these attractive little pieces here are little more than shavings on the master-carpenter’s workshop floor, but the performances are superb in this important recording.
Haydn at his most lyrical, gently witty & simply - happy! Wonderfully performed, by these players whom BC has once again "discovered," for me, at least. Thanks to all.
I had an architecter major friend when I went to UWMil. who loved Haydn and Mozart over Bach and Beethoven. I often happen to wonder what kind of music collection he has.
@@lewisschultz1241 As merely 1 architect, one goes to Bach & Beethoven (& Stravinsky, Handel, Thelonious Monk, Muddy Waters...) for the concept of the design; one has Mozart & Haydn (& Corelli, Palestrina, Tallis, Steely Dan, Mose Allison...) to listen to while cranking out the details & spec.'s. Go figure.
Listening is a great joy, i have Haydn famous Trumpet concerto, piano sonatas Lola Odiaga, the best ever, and horn concerto, super virtuoso... what i am really missing is ...drama.... Only Mozart, ooonnnly Mozart!!!!
@@busodelor1977 Haydn was born in Austria and "Hofcomposer" from Fürst Esterhazy, who paid and give him a house and all he need for his life. here where so mutch great composers in Vienna becouse Habsburg Imperators paid and honourd them well. Vienna was a town full of musik and art in that time.
If I may: Haydn as the Stan Musial of composers, overshadowed by Beethoven (Ted Williams), Bach (Babe Ruth), Mozart (Ty Cobb), Handel (Joe DiMaggio), Schubert (Willie Mays), Brahms (Hank Aaron), Chopin (MIckey Mantle), etc. Just a playful analogy, that amused me to think of.... Please don't take too seriously!
Not sure which part of the world you’re writing from, but it must be pretty much the only place Haydn has been ‘...relegated to the shadows’. Haydn is pretty much universally accepted as a genuine ‘A’ list composer, and with the publication of complete Urtext editions, the recordings of almost all his music in both original instrument and modern performances, along with about 75 years worth of scholarly work, and new biographies, his true stature and genius today is better understood than at any time since his death in 1809.
La musique de Haydn et sa poésie se font comme l'amour se fait ; un échange de sang, une étreinte totale sans aucune précaution, sans aucune protection. Le grand saut à chaque fois ☺
Patricia a mi me sucede lo mismo al escuchar música de piano de cámara de Joseph Haydn. Gracias a Dios yo sigo dibujando y pintando. Y tu no dejes de hacerlo. y si lo dejaste retomalo!!! ( Ismael )
If anyone loves Haydn's Symphonies in particular they should listen to Haydn's Complete Paris Symphonies and London Symphonies in particular. See U tomorrow friends.
Both of those are gems! I was pleasantly surprised by the Paris Symphonies. Although I recommend listening to Joseph Haydn / Symphony No. 84 in E-flat major "In Nomine Domini" (Kuijken), the tempo and style is more to my liking than the one in the large recording (Haydn's Complete Paris Symphonies).
pianist Harold Kosick The present lineup of the Haydn Trio Eisenstadt consists of pianist Harold Kosick, violinist Verena Stourzh and cellist Hannes Gradwohl, all of whom have been members since 1998.
¡Ah Joseph Haydn! Otro de los compositores preferidos de mi viejo maestro, aquél zapatero remendón culto que disfrutaba su música. El lugar, un pequeño taller donde se reparaban diversas anomalías del calzado de los clientes, ubicado en una calle de rompe y rasga del barrio bravo de Tacuba, en la Ciudad de México, en los 70s del siglo pasado. Bonitos recuerdos me quedan del lugar y momento con mis primeras experiencias para ganarme el sustento; primero como aprendiz, luego ayudante de un hombre sabio, que además de conocer su oficio, conocía y disfrutaba las cosas buenas de la vida. Él escuchaba la estación de radio XLA, el lugar de la buena música y me recomendaba con frecuencia, no distanciarme de esa maravilla de sonidos que alimentan el alma. ¡Gracias maestro por tus enseñanzas y ejemplos de vida que me dejaste! ...
El recuerdo del maestro y del alumno, no escapa a ninguno de nosotros: seres terrenales (Evidentemente el arte, más que unirnos: nos sube, hasta desaparecer de la subida y volver a jutarnos
Sr Rivas Guerrero. Qué expresiones tan hermosas y brillantes y qué magnífica descripción de sus recuerdos, de sus sentimientos actuales y de la riqueza de su corazón lo felicito cordial y sinceramente por hacernos llegar la clara y abundante riqueza de su corazón. En este momento, Sr. Rivas no sé qué me parece más hermoso si sus recuerdos y expresiones o la música de mi amado (mi bienamado) Haydn. En alguna forma me sucedió algo parecido a lo que vd nos dice. Buen día Sr Rivas. Y un abrazo fuerte y cariñoso en gratitud y admiración por la forma de expresarse.
Listening is a great joy, i have Haydn famous Trumpet concerto, piano sonatas Lola Odiaga, the best ever, and horn concerto, super virtuoso... what i am really missing is ...drama.... Only Mozart, ooonnnly Mozart!!!!
If you’re missing the drama, you’re looking in the wrong place; try looking at the dramatic development of cells and motifs in Haydn, and the tonal journeys on which he takes these fragments - it’s all very exciting; Beethoven does pretty much the same thing!
@@elaineblackhurst1509 Absolutely, agree, and so did Mozart but Mozart always digs deepest in to most personal feelings that one recalls again and again while Beethoven’s and Haydn’s…“cough”…one not likely to recall next day. { and we don't even scratch the idiosyncratic nature of Mozart that delivers drama through opera arias or sacral works such as Requiem}
Wonderful collection! My acquaintance with Haydn is mostly through the symphonies, but he was soooooooo good at so many forms besides the symphonic that it's a pleasure and a joy to listen to whatever he wrote. Thank you for posting these - they're balm for my ears!
Mozart had immense respect for Haydn .....Beethoven less so ....but realised the error later in life .....Haydn is as essential as any of these composers ....and more so
poplife123 Beethoven’s issue with Haydn was that when he arrived in Vienna in 1792, he expected to take over from him as the ‘greatest living composer’. The problem was that Haydn carried on for about another ten years producing a string of works that kept him the centre of attention, works in almost all forms - symphonies, the trumpet concerto, string quartets, piano sonatas, and two oratorios for example; it rather put the young Beethoven in the shade, not a place from where he was going to be sending off pleasantries to anyone. In short; there was more than a touch of envy and jealousy, especially after the spectacular success of Haydn’s two long visits to England which had in effect made him an international superstar. Mozart had obligingly died in 1791 so was not a problem, neither was Haydn after he in effect retired from about 1803. Beethoven’s time duly came, and once Haydn had retired, so to did Beethoven’s sometimes sour and tetchy comments; whilst he owed much to his two immediate predecessors, his debt to Haydn was rather greater than he usually cared to admit.
Thanks a lot. This is wonderful and it swings!! Most original even for his time. So full of joy for life. Wonder how Haydn would sound if playing boogie woogie or stride piano.
@@michaeldavidrubin3964 of course, how could i forget!!! Thanks for reminding me that heaven has been missing a few angels, and is still missing Dick Hyman and the entire living stride force.
@@michaeldavidrubin3964 aaaand: FATS, but for Boogie Woogie, there are only 3 names to whom we owe everything. Meet Meade, Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, and Hannes Otahal and all friends who keep them alive. Check him out on youtube.
Lo mejor de lo mejor. El propio cielo recibido en nuestros OÍDOS. Sólo DIOS es capaz de inspirar ésos mágicos SONIDOS. Con DIOS todo, sin DIOS......NADA. Bendiciones.
Dear Brilliant Classics, Good Afternoon From Mumbai, India. Many Thanks For This Fine Upload Of Haydn's Chamber Music intrinsically connected to the Piano. It is so tuneful that I feel I am in Heaven already surrounded by Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven as company. Franz Joseph Haydn composed a lot of awesome stuff. What is really heavenly to listen to are His Complete Piano Trios Performed by the Van Swieten Trio as well as his Excellent Piano Concertos, and last but not the least -- His Piano Sonatas which are a joy for me to listen to specially when cooking. Jeno Jando does a splendid job playing Haydn's Complete Piano Sonatas. Bart Van Oort who is the lead pianist for the Van Swieten Trio in Holland does a splendid job in the performance of Haydn's Complete Piano Trios. Haydn's Complete Piano Trios are really what Chamber Music is all about and it is certainly in my book -- Chamber Music at its best. Haydn's Chamber Music is really to die for. One should really imagine what life was in Austria or Germany in the 1700's where these Composers were from and how amidst all the difficulties of life they composed such Joyful and Heavenly Music. I tweeted about this latest upload at my twitter handle as well as the previous one namely the Epic Instrumental Music of Fasch. I strongly recommend listening to Haydn's Chamber Music if one wants to end their life because of a broken heart or because of Family Problems, Haydn's Chamber Music uplifts the Human Soul and Human Heart to an unbelievable degree. Finally, Brilliant Classics is my Go to You Tube Channel specially with regard to Classical Music and Baroque Music. Their Videos are of the highest quality with the best acoustics ever. My Best To You All.
It’s God’s another attempt to surprise his lovely ones to pay back praise to their almighty creator
Haydn was pretty good. It's a pity that most people don't realise that.
I have become increasingly fond of his magnificent work as I grow older.
Likewise, Händel.
Both have been overshadowed by Mozart and J.S. Bach but I revere all four of these musical geniuses and pioneers.
he was not shadowed by Mozart as he was the teacher of Mozart and Beethoven, you can see him most of Mozart works but only 1. and 2. symphonies of Beethoven as he prove that he was the genius and master of Romantic era...and Haydn is known the Father of Sympdonies...
"if God gave me a joyfull heart he will fogive me if i sing to him with joy "..................this was said by Haydn himself when some people pointed out his masses were too "noisy ".............no more comments needed ,he himself explained it all........thanks Papa! , you did make generations happy ........and will !!!!!!!!!.........FOREVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A very good day to all Haydn lovers, I am listening to Haydn music I did not known.
My sentiment exactly-this is the best discovery since first hearing the trios decades ago, the the piano sonatas.Thanks Brilliant Cs.
I didn't know or haven't known
Haydn: an international language if ever there was one!😷👌👵
Haydn was an employee of Nikolaus I, Prince Esterházy, a music lover and amateur bariton player for whom Haydn wrote many of this chamber music where the piano was the central instrument. The set of compositions that are included: Concertinos, Divertimentos and Quintets, whose music is of an incomparable grace, elegance and delicacy that only a genial and fabulous musician could have composed. The chamber music had more intimate characteristics and was performed by a reduced number of musicians, invariably without a personalized conductor, the group being directed by one of the players in the group. Câmara Music was called “music for friends”.
This set of pieces composed by Haydn is amazing, transmitting us an indescribable sensibility, joviality and joy that only a fantastic musician like Haydn was able to write.
The interpretation of the musical pieces is superb. Viva Haydn and his incomparable music. Thanks for this recording that gives us moments of indescribable pleasure.
Thank you for your insight. Very interesting and much enjoyed.
Gems. Haydn's natural, unforced, musicality shines.
You've said it all!
Haydn at his best in a prodigious performance.
Each second of it is a treasure...
The adagio at 1h10 lasts 5min while it feels like a life.
Haydn was immensely but naturally talented and hugely prolific and most importantly, his music is plainly and frequently breathtakingly beautiful!
Mozart absorbed so much of Haydn's music, it's almost improper that Haydn is in his pupil's shadow.
And happy.
Agreed, one of the great ones. I love The Philosopher symphony.
@@lizwiener2364 yes, yes, yes...
@@pamelafrancis4476
Mozart was not Haydn’s pupil, and neither is in the shadow of the other; although contemporaries, they actually have rather less in common than most casual listeners suspect.
Это волшебно! Легко ! Это звонкий ручей и зеленая трава , солнечный день , аромат полевых цветов , роскошные костюмы , красивые лица ... Это счастье ! Эта музыка вне времени .
Галуппи ещё лучше
The recording is as clear as a bell. Lovely jolly Haydn .
Almost two hours of mind-expanding music. Pure, unadulterated Haydn!
Great remark!
You're right, I can feel my IQ growing with each divine passage.
The recording quality, in addition to the playing, is excellent, probably better than two sets of trios I have.
@@rsjmd Yes, it is better. No integral of the Trios has a perfect recording quality. It is a pity.
@@MrPianoMatt12 this comment honestly made my IQ shrink.
Harmonie du, do ré mi ,
Avec le , fa , sol, la, . Jouer
Excellemment ! Brillante composition !!
Les musicologues ont bien raison , certaines compositions , ouvrent nos cinq sens de détente , de plénitude .
Magnifique moment de douceur .
Merci pour le partage .
What I love about Brilliant Classic most is the fact that without big house-hold names but with so many truly wonderful musicians they make classic music enjoyable AND affordable and you can get first class quality for a small budget! And their catalog is quite impressive! Big praise and thank you so much!
I agree completely with you ! The name is apt: "Brilliant"
One never can be disappointed with Trio Eisenstadt, especially with Haydn music.
Love Haydn,never get enough
아름다운 하이든의 멜로디에 이끌려서 맑고 푸른 숲속을 걷고 있어요
경쾌한 하이든의 노래는 복잡했던 내 머리속을 순식간에 푸른 숨속으로 이끌죠
지구촌에서 클래식 음악읕 듵으시는 모든 분들께, 늘 건강하시길 바랍니다 감사합니다
I will never be hatin on Haydn. Only love, forever! ❤️
Haydn is the tiramisu of classical music!
When I was a younger man (cuando era joven) I spent much time with Beethoven, Bach, and daring novels. Now I am older, and find Hawthorne enchanting, Haydn intriguing, and a growing awareness of the need for kindness in how I live my life. Not a bad turn at any point.
You sound like you were around at the time when Beethoven and say Chopin were "daring novels". Then you turned to Hydn...
This collection makes me to rediscover his music which I loved dearly many years ago while a graduate student...
Life comes full circle. For me the very first piece I heard (at 1 year's old) was by Bach, and now I have returned.
@@pamelafrancis4476 inspiratie
L'allegrezza che trasfonde dalla sua musica ti cambia la giornata..grazie
What a genius. Haydn's music brings me so much joy. Thank you Brillant Classics Team.
My goodness im glad i found the works of Hayden. Ive fallen completely in love with his work. 💙
Eric The Roman yes he is quite a pleasant surprise to the virgin ear (of *his* work ) I heard each and every one these lovely pieces for the last 20 years ONLY on harpsichord and - until 20 mins ago had no idea this was a thing with strings and piano ; Actually my UA-cam “find” of the week. .
Haydn actually has some delightful and interesting choral works ( when you have like 8 or 9 mins to spare check out his “Te Deum”- that should even suffice for the ‘non-classical’ and baroque aficionado like myself
PS. The year was 1998I had just turned 18 less than six months previous, and was fresh out of boot camp when I purchased my first Haydn CD. I had played some junior to senior level Haydn on piano but the collection of the “divertimenti and concertini”. Contained on that cd ‘cemented’ him as one of the (my) greats along with (Bach, Chopin, Mozart, Vivaldi, Handel, Scarlatti, Ravel) which is lofty company to be associated with.
A marvel...a sublime gem...Franz Joseph Haydn was from the Classical period. He was instrumental in the development of chamber music such as the piano trio. The true spirit of the Classical period: transparent, free of fear, serenity; like PLATO says 'Music must be felt, it penetrates the soul and cleans it!
... and Haydn can claim to be the father of the string quartet
@@clavichord And the classical symphony too. But the most important is his Spirit. It brings me joy everytime...
@@Alix777. I'd probably say CPE Bach is a good contender to be called the father of the Classical Symphony.. He definately influenced Haydn.
@@clavichord Luigi Boccherini was the real father of the string quartet, but his friend Haydn was certainly the step father!!
@@clavichord Haydn acknowledged this. Returning from England he went to find CPE in Hamburg to thank him, but discovered that he had died.
heard this a 100 or 1000 times? always new, fresh, a pleasure...
Another Brilliant Classic indeed! Haydn's chamber music is truly delightful.
Haydn mágico como una estrella fugaz que recorre el universo dejando a su paso una estela de luz divina y colores perceptibles sólo por espíritus sensibles a tan maravillosa música
Un hermoso comentario muy poetico digno de Haydn
Pure, unadulterated Haydn. This group makes a lot of music/sounds for a trio!
Beautiful !!
Heartfelt thanks to Haydn, performers and Brilliant Classics.
World of wonderment - he brings such joy. God love him!
So much lovely music from here,there and everywhere but strung together tastefully, a beautiful rosary.
Un grand merci à Brillant Classics pour cette très belle musique.
Haydn's music is sometimes a bit anonymous, but here he reaches his best. Thanks for loading it
Haydn is never less than a highly professional and thoughtful composer whose standards almost never drop; his unique compositional fingerprints are quite easy to identify with a little experience.
Haydn is a genuine ‘A’ list composer specifically because his music is NOT anonymous.
That said, in the great scheme of things, these attractive little pieces here are little more than shavings on the master-carpenter’s workshop floor, but the performances are superb in this important recording.
Haydn at his most lyrical, gently witty & simply - happy! Wonderfully performed, by these players whom BC has once again "discovered," for me, at least. Thanks to all.
I had an architecter major friend when I went to UWMil. who loved Haydn and Mozart over Bach and Beethoven. I often happen to wonder what kind of music collection he has.
@@lewisschultz1241 As merely 1 architect, one goes to Bach & Beethoven (& Stravinsky, Handel, Thelonious Monk, Muddy Waters...) for the concept of the design; one has Mozart & Haydn (& Corelli, Palestrina, Tallis, Steely Dan, Mose Allison...) to listen to while cranking out the details & spec.'s. Go figure.
Listening is a great joy, i have Haydn famous Trumpet concerto, piano sonatas Lola Odiaga, the best ever, and horn concerto, super virtuoso... what i am really missing is ...drama.... Only Mozart, ooonnnly Mozart!!!!
@@lewisschultz1241 why did this composers go to Austria, why not Germany, they prevered Austria
@@busodelor1977 Haydn was born in Austria and "Hofcomposer" from Fürst Esterhazy, who paid and give him a house and all he need for his life.
here where so mutch great composers in Vienna becouse Habsburg Imperators paid and honourd them well. Vienna was a town full of musik and art in that time.
31:42 is a fantastic movement !
Just had it running-amazingly bright-typical Haydn to the nth degree.
I really do agree!
Exactly true! I have come back to this very part many many time while work at home!!!
I would love to get these gorgeous Haydn movements under my fingertips!
No sé el uso horario de la latitud dónde vives. pero creo que hay algunas horas.
Breathtaking. The pets simply bask in the melodies.
With Haydn’s influence, it’s astounding he’s been relegated to the shadows of so many geniuses.
Poor Papa!
If I may: Haydn as the Stan Musial of composers, overshadowed by Beethoven (Ted Williams), Bach (Babe Ruth), Mozart (Ty Cobb), Handel (Joe DiMaggio), Schubert (Willie Mays), Brahms (Hank Aaron), Chopin (MIckey Mantle), etc. Just a playful analogy, that amused me to think of.... Please don't take too seriously!
@@PabluchoViision Awesome analogy. But who is Vivaldi? Shoeless Joe Jackson for his naughty exploits.
Not sure which part of the world you’re writing from, but it must be pretty much the only place Haydn has been ‘...relegated to the shadows’.
Haydn is pretty much universally accepted as a genuine ‘A’ list composer, and with the publication of complete Urtext editions, the recordings of almost all his music in both original instrument and modern performances, along with about 75 years worth of scholarly work, and new biographies, his true stature and genius today is better understood than at any time since his death in 1809.
아름다운 피아노 연주곡 잘 들었읍니다~감사합니다~🎵🎹🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
Since I was a child I loved Haydn´s music is really outsatanding!!!!!!!
La musique de Haydn et sa poésie se font comme l'amour se fait ; un échange de sang, une étreinte totale sans aucune précaution, sans aucune protection. Le grand saut à chaque fois ☺
18:50 lo amé, gracias por dedicar el espacio a tan bella música, saludos desde la Amazonía Colombiana.
Pura envidia
En Asturias, España, se acerca el Invierno :vientos, lluvia, frío, nieve....
Pura envidia
En Asturias, España, se acerca el Invierno : vientos, lluvia, frío, nieve....
@@eduriv2647 no te creas, aquí las lluvias selváticas torrenciales y a la hora un sol de casi 40 aburren a más de uno.
Es alimentar espiritualmente el alma , muy hermosas sinfonías, gracias Señor
Amo su musica! De soltera me acompañaba al pintar! Extraño ese seguimiento de crear al escuchar algo tan hermoso!
Patricia a mi me sucede lo mismo al escuchar música de piano de cámara de Joseph Haydn. Gracias a Dios yo sigo dibujando y pintando. Y tu no dejes de hacerlo. y si lo dejaste retomalo!!! ( Ismael )
If anyone loves Haydn's Symphonies in particular they should listen to Haydn's Complete Paris Symphonies and London Symphonies in particular.
See U tomorrow friends.
Both of those are gems! I was pleasantly surprised by the Paris Symphonies. Although I recommend listening to Joseph Haydn / Symphony No. 84 in E-flat major "In Nomine Domini" (Kuijken), the tempo and style is more to my liking than the one in the large recording (Haydn's Complete Paris Symphonies).
Delightful, cheerful, just what I need right now
Przepiękna muzyka na wieczorne czytanie książek 📖🇵🇱
Rare piece of music by haydn.very delicate and in the same time full of energy. Superb performance.thank you for uploading
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Simplemente una belleza. Extraordinadora inspiracion de Haydn
Haydn it's really joy!
Thank you ...less words the better sometimes.
ممتاز، موسيقى تبعث على الاستكانة و الطمئنينة
very nice music, a source of inspiration of serenity and joy
00:00:00 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:12: Allegro
00:04:15 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:12: Adagio
00:10:53 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:12: Finale-Allegro
00:13:51 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:7: Allegro moderato
00:17:24 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:7: Menuet
00:20:47 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:7: Finale-Presto
00:22:16 Concertino in F-Dur, Hob. XVIII:F2: Moderato
00:25:46 Concertino in F-Dur, Hob. XVIII:F2: Adagio
00:31:42 Concertino in F-Dur, Hob. XVIII:F2: Allegro assai
00:33:37 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:3: Allegro moderato
00:36:33 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:3: Menuet
00:39:35 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:3: Finale-Allegro molto
00:40:20 Quintett in Es-Dur, Hob. XIV:1: Moderato
00:44:51 Quintett in Es-Dur, Hob. XIV:1: Menuet
00:48:39 Quintett in Es-Dur, Hob. XIV:1: Finale-Allegro
00:51:38 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:C2:
00:53:25 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:C2:
00:55:08 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:4: Allegro
00:59:07 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:4: Menuet
01:02:54 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:4: Finale (Allegro)
01:06:20 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:11: Moderato
01:10:00 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:11: Adagio
01:14:52 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:11: Allegro
01:16:47 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:8: Allegro moderato
01:21:14 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:8: Menuet
01:24:36 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:8: Finale-Scherzo
01:26:06 Concertino in G-Dur, Hob. XIV:13: Allegro moderato
01:29:37 Concertino in G-Dur, Hob. XIV:13: Adagio
01:34:18 Concertino in G-Dur, Hob. XIV:13: Finale-Presto
01:36:22 Divertimento in F-Dur, Hob. XIV:9: Allegro
01:37:40 Divertimento in F-Dur, Hob. XIV:9: Menuet
01:40:20 Divertimento in F-Dur, Hob. XIV:9: Finale-Allegro molto
01:42:26 Sonata für Klavier und Violine in G-Dur, Hob. XV:32: Andante
01:48:23 Sonata für Klavier und Violine in G-Dur, Hob. XV:32: Allegro
Thank you!
But who,please, is the absolutely brilliant pianist.
Harald Kosik of Haydn-Trio Eisenstadt
Beethoven
Franz Joseph Haydn
pianist Harold Kosick
The present lineup of the Haydn Trio Eisenstadt consists of pianist Harold Kosick, violinist Verena Stourzh and cellist Hannes Gradwohl, all of whom have been members since 1998.
I loved your pianism, maestro. Hope to see and hear more of you. What is the trio doing these days?
Haydn, maestro de maestros.
No puede ser mas hermoso!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!......desde Buenos Aires....Argentina...
Thank you. So grateful to hear this 😊
Wunderbar gespielt. Habe richtig Freude daran!
prachtig om naar te luisteren je ontspant dan heerlijk
¡Ah Joseph Haydn! Otro de los compositores preferidos de mi viejo maestro, aquél zapatero remendón culto que disfrutaba su música. El lugar, un pequeño taller donde se reparaban diversas anomalías del calzado de los clientes, ubicado en una calle de rompe y rasga del barrio bravo de Tacuba, en la Ciudad de México, en los 70s del siglo pasado. Bonitos recuerdos me quedan del lugar y momento con mis primeras experiencias para ganarme el sustento; primero como aprendiz, luego ayudante de un hombre sabio, que además de conocer su oficio, conocía y disfrutaba las cosas buenas de la vida. Él escuchaba la estación de radio XLA, el lugar de la buena música y me recomendaba con frecuencia, no distanciarme de esa maravilla de sonidos que alimentan el alma. ¡Gracias maestro por tus enseñanzas y ejemplos de vida que me dejaste! ...
El recuerdo del maestro y del alumno, no escapa a ninguno de nosotros: seres terrenales (Evidentemente el arte, más que unirnos: nos sube, hasta desaparecer de la subida y volver a jutarnos
Sr Rivas Guerrero. Qué expresiones tan hermosas y brillantes y qué magnífica descripción de sus recuerdos, de sus sentimientos actuales y de la riqueza de su corazón lo felicito cordial y sinceramente por hacernos llegar la clara y abundante riqueza de su corazón.
En este momento, Sr. Rivas no sé qué me parece más hermoso si sus recuerdos y expresiones o la música de mi amado (mi bienamado) Haydn. En alguna forma me sucedió algo parecido a lo que vd nos dice.
Buen día Sr Rivas. Y un abrazo fuerte y cariñoso en gratitud y admiración por la forma de expresarse.
Thanks Brilliant Classics to make this Gems available on UA-cam.
This brings me so much joy. Thank you.
oh ...........is that so ?
클래식이 밝아서 아침에 주로 듣거나 아이들 틀어주고 있어요^^
Notable, delicioso, magnifico!!!
Listening is a great joy, i have Haydn famous Trumpet concerto, piano sonatas Lola Odiaga, the best ever, and horn concerto, super virtuoso... what i am really missing is ...drama.... Only Mozart, ooonnnly Mozart!!!!
Lots of drama in Haydn's sturm und drang symphonies ...check this one, n°45 "la Passione" true masterpiece ua-cam.com/video/KXctarOxRz8/v-deo.html
If you’re missing the drama, you’re looking in the wrong place; try looking at the dramatic development of cells and motifs in Haydn, and the tonal journeys on which he takes these fragments - it’s all very exciting; Beethoven does pretty much the same thing!
@@elaineblackhurst1509 Absolutely, agree, and so did Mozart but Mozart always digs deepest in to most personal feelings that one recalls again and again while Beethoven’s and Haydn’s…“cough”…one not likely to recall next day. { and we don't even scratch the idiosyncratic nature of Mozart that delivers drama through opera arias or sacral works such as Requiem}
I should listen more often to Haydn! Thanks for this wonderful compilation!
Luckily we have some more Haydn to listen to in this playlist ua-cam.com/play/PL_qM1lclHDwU-cg5pEijAdewQN9WR4KNq.html
As a lover of the 2nd Viennese school, it's always nice to return to the 1st school and reminisce about the innocence of those times.
... Nothing innocent about those times... in the 18th century, life for most was brutish, cruel and short...
Improve your taste...
Haydn MAGNÍFICO incomparable en música de cámara.
Hermosas y delicadas piezas. ...obras de arte
Musica que te eleva y te hace bailar a su compas, preciosa, brillante y a la vez sencilla.
Muy bien la interpretación con acompañamiento tan dulce como Haydn. Gracias buenas noches.
Buenos días!
Deliciosa para estos días de espera y para cualquier momento de nuestras vidas 💜
Que más puedes pedir, sencillamente una maravilla
De acuerdisimo, don Jaime.....Saludos desde San Agustinillo, Oaxaca!
Wonderful collection! My acquaintance with Haydn is mostly through the symphonies, but he was soooooooo good at so many forms besides the symphonic that it's a pleasure and a joy to listen to whatever he wrote. Thank you for posting these - they're balm for my ears!
Ah, dear BC, you scored ANOTHER hit with this post!
Thats very Gold Musik. Wonderful. Leif Dickfeld.
Il delicato equilibrio dell' intelletto armonico.
46:17, what a romantic trio!
나는 단조에서 장조로 넘어가는 부분에 매료되었다
Tracklist:
00:00:00 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:12: Allegro
00:04:15 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:12: Adagio
00:10:53 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:12: Finale-Allegro
00:13:51 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:7: Allegro moderato
00:17:24 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:7: Menuet
00:20:47 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:7: Finale-Presto
00:22:16 Concertino in F-Dur, Hob. XVIII:F2: Moderato
00:25:46 Concertino in F-Dur, Hob. XVIII:F2: Adagio
00:31:42 Concertino in F-Dur, Hob. XVIII:F2: Allegro assai
00:33:37 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:3: Allegro moderato
00:36:33 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:3: Menuet
00:39:35 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:3: Finale-Allegro molto
00:40:20 Quintett in Es-Dur, Hob. XIV:1: Moderato
00:44:51 Quintett in Es-Dur, Hob. XIV:1: Menuet
00:48:39 Quintett in Es-Dur, Hob. XIV:1: Finale-Allegro
00:51:38 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:C2:
00:53:25 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:C2:
00:55:08 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:4: Allegro
00:59:07 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:4: Menuet
01:02:54 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:4: Finale (Allegro)
01:06:20 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:11: Moderato
01:10:00 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:11: Adagio
01:14:52 Concertino in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:11: Allegro
01:16:47 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:8: Allegro moderato
01:21:14 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:8: Menuet
01:24:36 Divertimento in C-Dur, Hob. XIV:8: Finale-Scherzo
01:26:06 Concertino in G-Dur, Hob. XIV:13: Allegro moderato
01:29:37 Concertino in G-Dur, Hob. XIV:13: Adagio
01:34:18 Concertino in G-Dur, Hob. XIV:13: Finale-Presto
01:36:22 Divertimento in F-Dur, Hob. XIV:9: Allegro
01:37:40 Divertimento in F-Dur, Hob. XIV:9: Menuet
01:40:20 Divertimento in F-Dur, Hob. XIV:9: Finale-Allegro molto
01:42:26 Sonata für Klavier und Violine in G-Dur, Hob. XV:32: Andante
01:48:23 Sonata für Klavier und Violine in G-Dur, Hob. XV:32: Allegro
You are my hero
🌈🌬 💓
Thank You very much.
감사합니다. 🥰
You ought to pin this post to the top of the thread.
This man was a tutor to my old friend Woolfie Mozart.
No he wasn’t; why peddle such stupid misinformation ?
Beauty! Beyond words !
Mozart had immense respect for Haydn .....Beethoven less so ....but realised the error later in life .....Haydn is as essential as any of these composers ....and more so
poplife123
Beethoven’s issue with Haydn was that when he arrived in Vienna in 1792, he expected to take over from him as the ‘greatest living composer’.
The problem was that Haydn carried on for about another ten years producing a string of works that kept him the centre of attention, works in almost all forms - symphonies, the trumpet concerto, string quartets, piano sonatas, and two oratorios for example; it rather put the young Beethoven in the shade, not a place from where he was going to be sending off pleasantries to anyone.
In short; there was more than a touch of envy and jealousy, especially after the spectacular success of Haydn’s two long visits to England which had in effect made him an international superstar.
Mozart had obligingly died in 1791 so was not a problem, neither was Haydn after he in effect retired from about 1803.
Beethoven’s time duly came, and once Haydn had retired, so to did Beethoven’s sometimes sour and tetchy comments; whilst he owed much to his two immediate predecessors, his debt to Haydn was rather greater than he usually cared to admit.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 Beethoven didn't want to be just known as pupil of Haydn, but I think he always respected him.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 A very perceptive comment.
Thanks a lot. This is wonderful and it swings!! Most original even for his time. So full of joy for life. Wonder how Haydn would sound if playing boogie woogie or stride piano.
Erroll Garner, Ralph Sutton, Zez Confrey, &/or, of course, Jelly Roll? :)
@@michaeldavidrubin3964 of course, how could i forget!!! Thanks for reminding me that heaven has been missing a few angels, and is still missing Dick Hyman and the entire living stride force.
@@mikedaniels3009 Teddy Wilson, James P., Willie the Lion - maybe we flex a few categories? ;)
@@michaeldavidrubin3964 aaaand: FATS, but for Boogie Woogie, there are only 3 names to whom we owe everything. Meet Meade, Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson, and Hannes Otahal and all friends who keep them alive. Check him out on youtube.
Harmonia... ez a gyogyszer mindenre!!!
Lo mejor de lo mejor.
El propio cielo recibido
en nuestros OÍDOS.
Sólo DIOS es capaz
de inspirar ésos mágicos SONIDOS.
Con DIOS todo, sin
DIOS......NADA.
Bendiciones.
HERMOSURA!!!.
Gracias, gracias.
Oh Papa Haydn🧡
Dear Brilliant Classics,
Good Afternoon From Mumbai, India.
Many Thanks For This Fine Upload Of Haydn's Chamber Music intrinsically connected to the Piano.
It is so tuneful that I feel I am in Heaven already surrounded by Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven as company.
Franz Joseph Haydn composed a lot of awesome stuff. What is really heavenly to listen to are His Complete Piano Trios Performed by the Van Swieten Trio as well as his Excellent Piano Concertos, and last but not the least -- His Piano Sonatas which are a joy for me to listen to specially when cooking. Jeno Jando does a splendid job playing Haydn's Complete Piano Sonatas.
Bart Van Oort who is the lead pianist for the Van Swieten Trio in Holland does a splendid job in the performance of Haydn's Complete Piano Trios. Haydn's Complete Piano Trios are really what Chamber Music is all about and it is certainly in my book -- Chamber Music at its best.
Haydn's Chamber Music is really to die for. One should really imagine what life was in Austria or Germany in the 1700's where these Composers were from and how amidst all the difficulties of life they composed such Joyful and Heavenly Music.
I tweeted about this latest upload at my twitter handle as well as the previous one namely the Epic Instrumental Music of Fasch.
I strongly recommend listening to Haydn's Chamber Music if one wants to end their life because of a broken heart or because of Family Problems, Haydn's Chamber Music uplifts the Human Soul and Human Heart to an unbelievable degree.
Finally, Brilliant Classics is my Go to You Tube Channel specially with regard to Classical Music and Baroque Music.
Their Videos are of the highest quality with the best acoustics ever.
My Best To You All.
Güzel Müzikler. Teşekkürler. ( Beautiful Mussic. Thanks.)
Brillantes composiciones y brillantes interpretaciones!!!
Viva La Haydn!!!
Cello Haydn is super with piano too, I love then.
With a soprano also speaks to soul !!!
me encanta este tipo de musica, felicito los autores
Délicate et élégante. .
Sehr gut. Wunderbar!!!
Дивная, чистая музыка!
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それはこの特集を聴いて感じたことは、この中の5つのメニュエットの何とも言えない、親しみやすい、ハイドン特有の美しい旋律です。
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Идеально ! Потрясающе ! Всем спасибо !!!!!!!!!
Прекрасный сборник сочинений Хайдена! Благодарю, с удовольствием послушаю!
К тому какое богатство, одно только сокровище.
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Maravilloso, gracias. Un bálsamo para el espíritu.
Un gran maestro