REVIEW Every string quartet worth its rosin plays Haydn. None, though, plays Haydn like the London Haydn Quartet. Where others treat the Classical-period master with deference, these accomplished ...

However, the nickname of the Symphony Number 104 “London” is not derived from any musical component, but is instead a rather arbitrary name given to the last of Haydn’s so-called “London Symphonies,” ...

Late in his career, Joseph Haydn spent some leisure time in London, lapping up the wealth of praise and composing a formidable set of 12... Haydn's Finest, For London Haydn's Finest, For London To ...

Haydn’s works, these days, gain a huge amount from performances by original-instrument ensembles, who add excitement and timbral colour to sometimes rather formulaic music through the employment of ...

Join pianist/composer Adam Sherkin with guest artists Chantelle Grant (mezzo-soprano), Ivan Ivanovich (viola) and Stephen Runge (piano) at The Arts & Letters Club in Toronto on Sunday, September 8th ...

Haydn's first visit to London was such a success, he was invited to return for another season, when his Symphony No. 104 premiered. We'll enjoy it tonight.

Richard Wigmore for Building a Library sifts through some of the available recordings of Haydn Symphony No. 99 in E flat and comes up with a recommendation. By the time Haydn wrote his ninety-ninth ...