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Symphony No. 89 (Haydn)

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melody. The development section maintains the thematic order of the exposition, but develops the harmonic structure. Then in the recapitulation, the music stays in the tonic, but the themes themselves are developed. This has the effect of melodically interchanging the development and recapitulation
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section which is quite turbulent and lends a symphonic weight to the movement that would be out of place in the earlier concerto. In the refrain, Haydn uses an unusual musical marking when the opening recurs in the second strain –
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with a flowing theme. Because of the movement's origins as a Lire Concerto (which could only play in a few key signatures), this is one of Haydn's more straightforward siciliano movements.
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The third movement is a minuet in which the winds have the predominant role. No other symphonic minuet begins with the wind band alone. The trio highlights the solo flute.
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as the solo instruments instead of the two lire. Similar substitutions were made adapting the movements into a symphonic form, giving this work a decidedly windband flavor.
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referring to an older method of cataloging Haydn's symphonic output. The second and fourth movements of this symphony are based on movements of a
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As noted above, the fourth movement is also derived from an earlier Lire Concerto. The ternary finale of the concerto is extended to a
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sections while maintaining their harmonic roles. Haydn had previously used this effect in his
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for the symphony. The new second episode is a contrapuntal
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Index

F major
Joseph Haydn
Nikolaus Esterházy
Esterháza
Concerto for Lire Organizzata in F, Hob. VIIh/5
Ferdinand IV, King of Naples
flute
oboe
movement
flute
oboes
bassoons
horns
strings
Vivace
common time
Andante
C major
Minuet
Vivace
75th Symphony
siciliano
rondo
coda
F minor




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