Symphony No. 36 (Michael Haydn)
The Symphony No. 36 in B flat major Perger 28, MH 475 Michael Haydn composed in the year 1788.
General
The Symphony No. 36 is characterized by the following features:
- Note the use of the timpani in a symphony in B flat major, four years before Joseph Haydn's 98th Symphony
- Timpani in the slow movement, a year after Joseph Haydn's 88th Symphony.
About the Music
Instrumentation: two oboes, four horns in B, F, two trumpets in B, F, timpani, 2 violins, viola, cello, double bass. (If available in the orchestra ) were to reinforce the bass voice then also without separate listing bassoon and harpsichord used, insist on the participation of the harpsichord in the literature different opinions. Performance time: about 9-10 minutes.
1st movement: Allegro con fuoco
B flat major, 2/2-Takt, 192 cycles The sentence is written in sonata form, with no repeat of the exposition, with a new theme in the implementation ( T. 92-116 ).
2nd movement: Andante con espressione
F Major, 6/8-measure, 44 cycles Simple two-part form.
3rd movement: Finale - Rondo. Presto molto
B flat major, 2/4-cycle, 210 cycles ABACABADABA Rondo.
- A1 T. 1-12
- B1 T. 13-18, F major
- A2 T. 18 - 28, with an extension of the beginning.
- C T. 29-68, G - Mollisch
- A3 T. 68-76
- B2 T. 75-85
- A4 T. 86-95, with a longer extension of the beginning.
- D T. 96-138, C- Mollisch
- A5 T. 138-146
- B3 T. 147-156
- A6 T. 156-169, with the longest extension of the beginning, and a slowdown before the coda.
- Coda T. 170-210