Joseph Haydn. 98th Symphony. Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra. Daniel López-Cortés, Conductor. скачать в хорошем качестве

Joseph Haydn. 98th Symphony. Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra. Daniel López-Cortés, Conductor.

Haydn’s Symphony No. 98 in B-flat major is part of his celebrated London symphonies and was premiered in 1792. Composed shortly after Mozart’s death, the work subtly reflects Haydn’s grief, particularly in the solemn Adagio, which may serve as a tribute to his younger colleague. The symphony is notable for its wit and innovation—most famously in the final movement, where Haydn surprises the audience by performing a short solo on the keyboard, a rare gesture for a symphony. This blend of formality, humor, and personal expression makes No. 98 one of the most distinctive of Haydn’s late symphonic works. Daniel López-Cortés, Conductor. Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra. Camera to the conductor