Joseph Haydn: Symphonien Nr.1-5 (CD)

Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)

Roy Goodman, Hanover Band

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Künstler:: The Hanover Band, Roy Goodman
Label:: Hyperion
Aufnahmejahr ca.:: 90
UPC/EAN:: 0034571151113
Erscheinungstermin:: 1.3.2002
Serie:: Helios

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The material for these performances was prepared by myself from the editions published by the Mozart-Haydn Presse and Henle Verlag. Articulation and phrasing, dynamics and rhythms have all been supplemented where necessary, according to eighteenth-century principles, and many errors have been corrected.

The Hanover Band performs on period instruments at a pitch of A = 430Hz, and since I firmly believe that Haydn either played or expected a keyboard continuo instrument, I direct symphonies 1 to 92 from the harpsichord, and symphonies 93 to 104 from a Broadwood fortepiano, with the violins divided on opposite sides.

All repeats are observed as a matter of course (unless there is an obvious dramatic reason for not doing so) and in those symphonies where the parts for trumpets and drums appear to have been added later or composed as an alternative to the horns (often ‘in alt’), their services have been dispensed with. The tempo markings which Hummel and Czerny gave to several Haydn symphonies have prompted me to reassess particularly the speed of Andante and Minuet movements, which are nowadays often performed much too slowly.

Rezensionen

'Immensely inventive works that, had there not been another hundred to follow, every music-lover would know and which would be widely performed and recorded' (Early Music Review)

'The Hanover Band convey the self-confidence, resource and sheer élan of these youthful symphonies more infectiously than any other performance on disc' (The Good CD Guide)

Rezensionen

H.-C.v. Dadelsen in FonoForum 2/92:"Der klangliche Widerstand der eigenwilligen Farbe des Instrumentalensembles und die sehr stim- migen, auch in langsameren Sätzen zügigen Tempi geben der Musik eine packende Direkt- heit."