Joseph Haydn
Franz Joseph Haydn
On Record Tribe
Gavotas, Minués Y PelucasBoccherini • Bach • Beethoven • Telemann, Mozart • J. C. Bach • Gluck • Haydn, 1995On 1 site 
Symphony No. 94 In G “Surprise”, Symphony No. 101 In D “Clock”Haydn, Philharmonia Hungarica, Antal Dorati, 1977On 1 site 
The Symphonies Of Haydn Vol. 1 / Symphony No. 1 In D / Symphony No. 2 In C / Symphony No. 3 In G / Overture To “Lo Speziale”Haydn - Max Goberman Conducting The Vienna State Opera Orchestra, 1967On 1 site About
Austrian composer of the Classical period, born 1732-03-31 or 1732-04-01 in Rohrau, died 1809-09-05 in Vienna, Austria.
He brings the “sonata form” to a very high degree of improvement.
His symphonies and his string quartets (forms of which he is considered “the father”) have become highly inspirational style models.
Haydn made a fundamental contribution to the development of chamber music; thanks to the numerous quartets, trios for piano, for strings and also with the unusual trios for baryton, viola and cello.