Haydn Symphony No. 2 | Kammerorchester Basel | Giovanni Antonini (Haydn2032, Vol. 11)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Joseph Haydn (1732-1809): Symphony No. 2 in C major, Hob. I:2 (1757/59?)
Kammerorchester Basel | Giovanni Antonini, Conductor
I Allegro 00:11
II Andante 03:40
III Finale. Presto 06:46
Recorded at Theodorskirche Basel, May 19, 2019
Support Haydn2032 on / haydn2032
A big "Thank You" to our Patreon Florian Suter who generously supported this video!
In the lead-up to the 300th anniversary of Joseph Haydn's birth in 2032, the Joseph Haydn Foundation in Basel is organising, producing and financing the performance and recording of all 107 of the composer's symphonies by Il Giardino Armonico and Basel Chamber Orchestra under the artistic direction of Giovanni Antonini, one of the most highly-respected specialists in baroque, early classical and classical music, with its project Haydn2032.
Learn more about the project Haydn2032 and check out our upcoming concerts:
www.haydn2032....
Concerts in Basel are live streamed on UA-cam.
This symphony is part of Haydn2032 Vol. 11 "Au goût parisien":
outhere-music....
#josephhaydn #haydn2032 #giovanniantonini #kammerorchesterbasel #symphony #augoutparisien
Symphony n°2 is among those which Haydn composed for Count Morzin between 1757 and 1759. The Morzins resided in Prague and had a summer palace in Lukavec, near Pilsen in Bohemia.
The work has only three movements, i.e. no minuet, and is unique in Haydn's symphonic output in that there are no repeat signs in any of the movements, each of which is through-composed (“durchkomponiert”). H.C. Robbins Landon describes symphony n°2 as “much more learned than n°1”, among others because of the use of various contrapuntal techniques (in fact, according to Sonja Gerlach's research [1996], n°37 and n°18 chronologically lie between n°1 and n°2, all being composed between 1757 and 1759). The last movement is an innovative five-part rondo.
In Antonini's sweeping performance the work comes across as a convincing little masterpiece.
Even Haydn's earliest symphonies are a joy to listen to!
I hadn't heard this one before. I see that you have many postings of Haydn symphonies. What fun! I will listen to them all, as there are quite a few I have never heard. Thank you.
They are ALL A JOY TO LISTEN TO
What a beautiful positive music!!❤
Great music 🎶 beautiful 👋☝️🙏👍❤️ I love music 🎶 👋👍thank you so much beautiful symphony
Great performance.
Hello new friend very beautiful beautiful performance and wonderful music 👍🌷🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹🌷
Ditto, yes, same here😊
Colossal🍁
Drop a like🍄
You rock🎴
I felt like on the cloud🎑
Прекрасно. Спасибо.
A big fan of beethoven and mozart, only just startes my journey with haydn and i gotta say im really enjoying what ive heard so far!!! :-D
I AM HAPPIEST WHEN LISTENING TO HAYDN. ENJOY the journey !
Welcome to the Club!.
(P.S. "Gotta" is not a word in the English language - at least not yet.)
@@excelsior999 cheers im not english or american, so the more you know X-D
Great the only one sorry to reapeat joe hayden.the great.
3 things Are amazing: Haydn, his works and Elaine B. Not commenting that someone has called Haydn "Joe"...
@@pepehaydn7039
Don’t poke me; I’ve not reacted either about ‘hayden’ !
@@elaineblackhurst1509 I greatly admire the knowledge displayed in your posts. Great you have a sense of humour as well! This sounds to me like William Boyce - unequivocally a good thing.
@@pepehaydn7039 How interesting. Madame Elaine and I had quite an animated discussion on this very topic in the Comments section of another of these Haydn 2032 videos.
Bottom Line: I just had to give up trying to Reason with the woman. Nietzsche was right when he advised, "Don't argue."" This is especially true when arguing with someone who knows everything.