Joseph Haydn
1732–1809
Austrian composer. Often called the ‘Father of the Symphony’ and ‘Father of the String Quartet,’ he was a key figure in the development of Classical music.
Tchaikovsky's Fifth
Clyne's exciting and celebratory modern work was inspired by music from the time of Haydn. This symphony begins with a 'Fate' theme and ends …
Clyne
, Haydn
, Tchaikovsky