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Mats Norrman discussing humor in music.
>... Or listen again to the opening of Haydns 60th symphony. After
>a little opening the violinst realize that they need to tune their
>instruments and do so...the music starts over again, and when everything
>seems fine; suddenly it appears a march on a slavonic folkmelody, so
>smoothly and carefully wowen into the music, but still not fitting the
>least. a.s.o. It gives a very comic impression, and I love it!! I love
>humor in music. ...
In Haydn particularly, I have found increasing enjoyment in the last 5 or
so years. For me, there is such a sense of delight and fun in some of his
music. (Something I did not find when a youth.) One of my objectives in
music purchases is to build up my collection of some of this Haydn.
Thanks to Mats, I now have a chance to ask this group for suggestions.
What is your favorite Haydn fun music?
Best regards,
Tom
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