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Symphony 99 In Eb/Vivace
Franz Joseph Haydn Lyrics
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George Law
Haydn experiments with tonality in this symphony (the first of his in which clarinets are used): though the main key is E flat, the slow movement is in G major and the trio in C major. Note how the music at 18:55 moves effortlessly from the end of the minuet (E flat) to the start of the trio (C): the modulation is achieved through the note G, which is both the mediant of E-flat major and the dominant of C major. Little things like this are a source of fascination for me – and Haydn's symphonies are full of such little gems.
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Elaine Blackhurst
George Law You’re right to identify points of interest in this symphony because it puts you in good company. Beethoven twice copied out the first movement development section for study purposes (he was particularly interested in the contrapuntal work).
Orden Just
I like the part that goes "pum pum pum pum pum pum."
haanashim
Thank you perfessor!
Katie Lamb
2nd movement is so beautiful, i listen to this several times a week
haanashim
The woodwind writing - he learned from the recently departed Mozart.
Elaine Blackhurst
haanashim The woodwind writing was largely determined by the quality of the players he found in London. It appears the clarinets were somewhat suspect and not as good as those in Vienna, hence the rather conservative parts.
There is very little evidence that Haydn took much in terms of orchestration from Mozart, and the two composers had very different concepts of orchestral sonorities and textures.
Olga Goncharuk
Бесподобно!!!!
Brian Knapp
Lovely adagio slow movement.