Haydn / Antonini / Kammerorchester Basel: Haydn2032, Vol. 11 - Au gout parisien (LP)
Haydn / Antonini / Kammerorchester Basel: Haydn2032, Vol. 11 - Au gout parisien (LP)
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Haydn / Antonini / Kammerorchester Basel
Label: Alpha
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 3760014196898
Genre: Classical Artists
The eleventh volume of the complete HAYDN2032 symphony cycle moves it's focus to Paris: 'Every day one perceives more clearly, and consequently admires more, the productions of this great genius, who, in every one of his works, knows so well how to draw rich and varied developments from a single subject', wrote the Mercure de France in April 1788, adding that Haydn was 'quite different from those sterile composers who constantly move from one idea to another...'. The symphonies presented here are no.2 (the first to be published in France), No. 24 (the first to be performed there) and the so-called 'Paris' symphonies Nos. 87 and 82 'L'Ours', with it's references to fairground atmosphere and it's famous contredanse finale. This limited and numbered edition contains two vinyl LPs along with an album of photos by Jean Gaumy (Magnum Photos) and a magnificent unpublished text entitled How I could talk about Joseph Haydn... by the writer Hanns-Josef Ortheil.
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