Joseph Haydn / Symphony No. 47 in G major “Palindrome“ (Weil)

Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) Symphony No. 47 in G major “Palindrome“, Hob. I:47 (1772) 00:00 - [Allegro] 05:38 - Un poco adagio, cantabile 13:45 - Minuet & Trio 16:01 - Finale. Presto assai Tafelmusik, dir. Bruno Weil (1993) “Mozart found Symphony No. 47 arresting. He copied out the beginning of this and two other Haydn symphonies, probably because he intended to use them in his subscription concerts in Vienna in the 1780s. Actually the march-like opening in No. 47 is a device that Mozart used countle