Hello Mailing List. Have not participated for a long while, though I look at most of the posts, when I can. Grateful for some help. My old friend recently wrote me thus: By the way, there is one piece of music I have been hunting high and low for. It is Haydn's "Strings for Sextet", more popularly known as "Serenade from Windsor". I am sure it must be commercially available. The question is in which CD or album of recordings? It does seem to be found among recordings of serious works of Haydn. I have been at a loss trying to track this one. Neither Dave Lampson's Classical Net nor ThinkQuest -The Music Chamber http://library.thinkquest.org/27110/frames.html?tqskip=1 nor my trusty little Dictionary of Composers and Their Music (Eric Gilder) give me any clue. The nearest I have got is the String Quartet Op 3 No2, the second movement of which has the famous petite Serenade one finds in the piano books. Appreciate your help to nail this piece please. Thank You Gerald F. Pillay Singapore