Haydn (Forgotten Books)

Hadden, James Cuthbert

ISBN 10: 1606209787 ISBN 13: 9781606209783
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Haydn was of humble family, perhaps unusually so for a famous composer. His parents were working people (his mother Anna Maria was a former cook, his father Mathias a master wheelwright). They dwelt in an obscure rural village, and had no musical training. This is not to say they were unmusical, however. Mathias was evidently a folk musician; according to Haydn's own reminiscences in old age, his father 'played the harp without reading a note of music', having taught himself the instrument while a journeyman. According to the oldest biographies of Haydn (written with the help of interviews with the composer), the Haydn family frequently sang together as well as with their neighbors. The early Haydn biographer Georg August Griesinger, based on interviews with the composer, wrote (Quote from wikipedia.org)

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Book Description: Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) is renowned as one of the most eminent composers of the classical period of western music. This volume, first published in 1902, focuses on Haydn's career and personality and was considered the most complete English biography of Haydn at the time of publication.

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Title: Haydn (Forgotten Books)
Publisher: Forgotten Books
Publication Date: 2018
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