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Friday, February 28, 2014

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2014

QUOTE:
"I adore art...when I am alone with my
 notes, my heart pounds and the tears
 stream from my eyes, and my emotion
 and my joys are too much to bare."
AUTHOR: Giuseppe Verdi
MEANING OF THE QUOTE:
"The emotion and joy felt from the
  act of creating art is totally fulfilling."










COMPOSER
HAYDN

SYMPHONY NO. 59 (ca. 1768)
in A MAJOR HOB..I:59
"Feuer" (Fire)
Adam Fischer, Conductor
Austro - Hungarian Haydn Orchestra

https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-ts=14225
79428&x-yt-cl=85114404&v=FWV14bJY4LM
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The abounding energy in the first movement

of this symphony may have led to its nickname
"Fire." Some authorities suggest though that
the name "Fire" is connected to (or with) a
Haydn marionette opera entitled Die
Feuerbrunst (literally Fire-Love), being
performed at Esterhaza Palace to which this
symphony may have originally been its overture.

Haydn wrote his operas primarily for
performance in the private theater of his
patron the Hungarian Prince Eszterhazy.
The Eszterhaza palace complex included an
elaborate, large-scale marionette theater. For
the sophisticated marionette shows Haydn was
expected to provide instrumental and vocal
music. The scores of Haydn's puppet singspiels
have been largely lost. This is one of only two
such surviving works that has been
reconstructed for modern performance.

During the composer’s lifetime the work was

dubbed the Feuer Sinfonia on at least one set of
orchestral parts used by the composer himself.
The handwritten copy of the manuscript, now at
Yale University, was prepared during Haydn's
lifetime from the original which has been lost.
The copy was prepared by Johann Traeg, a
Viennese publisher, who owned at least half a
dozen original Haydn manuscripts by the end of
the eighteenth century. A difference exists
between the name Haydn gave the Opera and
that given to it by the Traeg Catalogue, in which
it is called "Die Feuerbrunst" (The Fire") Haydn
called it Die Feuersbrunst, oder das abgebrannte
Haus ("The Conflagration, or the House that
Burned Down," 1776 - 77).
SYMPHONY NO. 59 (ca. 1768)
in A MAJOR HOB. I:59
"Feuer" (Fire)
David Blum, Conductor
Esterhazy Orchestra
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6mj8TLWa
BM&x-yt-ts=1422579428&x-yt-cl=85114404
http://muswrite.blogspot.com/2014/10/haydn-symphony-no-59-in-major-fire.html
I. Presto
II. Andante o più tosto Allegretto 5:46
III. Menuetto – Trio 13:30
IV. Allegro assai 17:17
1.  A MAJOR SCALE 2 OCTAVES
a.  Slurring 2 WB
2.  VIVA LA VIDA

INTRO. TO INSTRUMENTS
1.  KEYBOARD (RECITAL PRACTICE)
a.  America
b.  Yankee Doodle

GRANADA BEG. STRINGS
1.  MAJOR SCALES G, D, A
a.  Slowly rhythm
b.  Slurring 2 WB
2.  CIDER HOUSE RULES
a.  Worked extensively on last section bowings and bow placements

HILLVIEW ORCHESTRA
1.  LAS MANANITAS II
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