Haydn: Chronicle and Works, Volume 3: Haydn in England, 1791-1795¶
Landon, H. C. R. (1976). Haydn: Chronicle and Works, Volume 3: Haydn in England, 1791-1795. Thames and Hudson.
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- The reading tells the players where the musical thought stays suspended and where it lands, guiding breath, dynamic shaping, and the placement of the cadential arrival — before Haydn's celebrated sudden fortissimo chord disrupts the quiet repetition
This sourceLandon's Haydn chronicle on the 'Surprise' Symphony's sudden fortissimo, made as surprising as possible and reinforced by kettledrums.
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“piano with fortissimo. To make the effect as surprising as possible he accompanied the fortissimo with kettledrums”
- The reading tells the players where the musical thought stays suspended and where it lands, guiding breath, dynamic shaping, and the placement of the cadential arrival — before Haydn's celebrated sudden fortissimo chord disrupts the quiet repetition
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