And wronged they feel. Everybody knows Mozart's name, whereas Joseph Haydn's is an afterthought. Mozart was a wunderkind, a prodigy with a divine spark and a wicked sense of humor, who wrote ...

Haydn and Mozart were both Austrians who spent much of their professional lives in Vienna. A generation separated them, but Mozart’s 35 years were entirely contained within Haydn’s 77.

Conducting and dance bear a family resemblance under most circumstances, but not many conductors draw the connection as closely as Paul McCreesh. The British early-music specialist led the San ...

Along with the familiar Mozart Symphony No. 39, it included a rarely performed but quite spirited Haydn Mass in B-flat. The latter is nicknamed the Creation Mass for a brief musical quotation from ...

It is believed that Mozart himself played the viola part, which he transposed up a semitone to enhance its sonority and brilliance. Finally, is Joseph Haydn’s Symphony no. 97 in C major, Hob. I:97.

Two of them, Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Mozart, we know well. The other two, the Bohemian composer Johann Wanhal and the splendidly named Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf, we hardly know at all.

The beautiful notes of Joseph Haydn and Wolfgang Amadé Mozart filled the Miller House parlor last weekend as Daniel Adam Maltz, a fortepianist based in Vienna, Austria, performed for the ...

In Haydn’s familiar Symphony No. 104, “London,” and Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges’ less-so Symphony No. 1, the IPO more than met that challenge, its sound finely balanced ...

He thought of Joseph Haydn, a friend and mentor of Mozart’s. Haydn’s Symphony No. 44 in E minor, the “Trauersinfonie,” “pairs really well with the Requiem,” Pott said.

MUSIC REVIEW ‘The Marriage of Figaro’: Handel and Haydn Society revels in Mozart’s madcap world On Thursday night at Symphony Hall, the production served up an inventive bare-bones ...