Haydn - Symphony No. 93 in D major 20 - 24 April 2010

People of the musical environment know pretty well that Haydn is a difficult composer for the audience: it's very rare that people like a Haydn symphony as much as a Mozart or Beethoven one… The barmaid of the place in Formigine where we usually practice and perform  - a person who never listened to any classical music before meeting us - told us that Haydn 93 was by far the thing she enjoyed the most among all of the symphonies we had studied! Such a compliment coming from her is the best evidence that we did a good job looking into Haydn's witty sense of humor, and that at least part of the message that this symphony is carrying was delivered!