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    Joseph Haydn - Concentus Musicus Wien / Harnoncourt - The Paris Symphonies (2005)

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    Joseph Haydn - Concentus Musicus Wien / Harnoncourt - The Paris Symphonies (2005)

    Joseph Haydn - The Paris Symphonies Nos. 82-87
    Concentus Musicus Wien / Nikolaus Harnoncourt
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    CD Info:

    Joseph Haydn - The Paris Symphonies Nos. 82-87

    Concentus Musicus Wien / Nikolaus Harnoncourt

    Label: Deutsche Harmonia Mundi
    Catalog#: 82876606022
    Format: 3xCD, Album
    Country: Germany
    Released: 2005
    Genre: Classical
    Style: First Viennese School

    Tracklist:

    1 Paris Symphony No.82 in C major Hob. I:82 'L'Ours' (1786) - I. Vivace assai 12:06
    2 II. Allegretto 7:46
    3 III. Menuet-Trio 4:53
    4 IV. Finale (Vivace) 8:11
    5 Paris Symphony No.83 in G minor Hob. I:83 'La Poule' (1785) - I. Allegro spir… 10:45
    6 II. Andante 11:01
    7 III. Menuetto (Allegretto)-Trio 3:54
    8 IV. Finale (Vivace) 5:42

    1 Paris Symphony No.84 in E-flat major Hob. I:84 (1786) - I. Largo-Allegro 12:45
    2 II. Andante 6:32
    3 III. Menuet (Allegretto)-Trio 3:50
    4 IV. Finale (Vivace) 9:23
    5 Paris Symphony No.85 in B-flat major Hob. I:85 'La Reine' (1785) - I. Adagio-… 12:47
    6 II. Romance (Allegretto) 6:47
    7 III. Menuet (Allegretto)-Trio 4:32
    8 IV. Finale (Presto) 3:11

    1 Paris Symphony No.86 in D major Hob. I:86 (1786) - I. Adagio - Allegro spiritoso 12:35
    2 II. Capriccio Largo 6:47
    3 III. Menuetto (Allegretto)-Trio 5:40
    4 IV. Finale (Allegro con spirito) 6:36
    5 Paris Symphony No.87 in A major Hob. I:87 (1785) - I. Vivace 11:17
    6 II. Adagio 7:18
    7 III. Menuet-Trio 4:56
    8 IV. Finale (Vivace) 6:31

    Joseph Haydn - Concentus Musicus Wien / Harnoncourt - The Paris Symphonies (2005)


    Disc reviews by David Hurwitz "CLASSICSTODAY"

    I'm in Haydn heaven. This is the most remarkable set of "Paris" Symphonies since Bernstein's, and without question the new reference by which all others will be judged. I say this fully cognizant of the excellence of some of the competition, from the surprisingly robust Karajan (DG) to the thrillingly exciting Thomas Fey (Hanssler, which contains 4 out of 6 of the symphonies). But none of those previous sets comes as close as this one to realizing perhaps the most singular quality of the music: it's inexhaustible variety and range of emotional expression, both between the various works as well as within them. Recorded back in 2001 and 2002 in glorious, state-of-the-art sonics that give the music the dynamic range and "bigness" of scale that it requires, we can only be thankful that RCA and dhm picked up Harnoncourt's contract when Warner dropped him. The thought of this set not seeing the light of day is too horrible to contemplate.

    Few moments in listening to new interpretations of well-loved classics (for me anyway) are more rewarding than hearing something totally different and personal, only to realize that what the conductor has done is simply realize the composer's clear intentions by playing what sits in plain view on the printed page. Let me share with you three examples. In the first movement of Symphony No. 85 ("La Reine"), every performance since the dawn of time that observes the exposition repeat returns to the beginning of the allegro. Harnoncourt goes all the way back to the beginning of the symphony, including the introduction. This so shocked me that I hastened to my score (Landon edition, and so a good scholarly text), and sure enough, there is no repeat sign bracketing the beginning of the allegro. Moreover, in the other two symphonies with introductions (Nos. 84 and 86), you will find those repeat signs in the expected place. So Harnoncourt probably is the first conductor in history, on disc at least, to play what Haydn actually wrote.

    Does this matter? Maybe not all that much, but including the introduction emphasizes the movement's hommage to the baroque French overture, and it's entirely in keeping with Haydn's love of formal variety and freedom from routine. It sounds "right". Another example: listen to the forcefulness with which Harnoncourt attacks the sforzandos in the development section of Symphony No. 83's ("La Poule") finale. Once again it's exactly what Haydn wrote, and the effect is electrifying. But Harnoncourt's eye for detail and ear for sonority are not limited exclusively to loud special effects. He can be subtle too, as when he lets us hear the long-held viola note supporting the whimsical second subject in the finale of the Symphony No. 86–a striking jet of color. Anywhere you might care to mention, from the vigorous dotted rhythms that open Symphony No. 85, to the ideal tempos that Harnoncourt finds in the variation slow movements in Symphonies Nos. 82, 84, and 85, to the delicious vignettes that he makes out of the trios in all six (thankfully lively) minuets–try No. 84–you can hear the notes leap off the page with all the freshness of a premiere performance, but with none of the uncertainty.

    Harnoncourt honors all suggested repeats, including the second halves of the outer movements–and this also matters, because Haydn writes his endings with the expectation that the repeats will be observed, adding an additional element of surprise and drama. They are anything but perfunctory. In fact, the timing of the second-half repeat is different in every single finale: one and a half 2/4 bars in Symphony No. 82; three quarters of a 12/8 bar in No. 83; one eighth-note in a 2/4 bar in No. 84; half a 2/4 bar in No. 85; three quarters of a 4/4 bar in No. 86; one and a quarter 2/2 bars (plus fermata) in No. 87. Observing the repeats, and understanding what they mean, not only gives the music more substance by allowing listeners to follow the argument in greater detail the second time around, but it further emphasizes Haydn's individuality in each work, making us care about his imaginative approach to form. The result is more than three hours of music–on three discs priced as two–that never feels overlong. Just the opposite.

    Finally, the playing of the Concentus Musicus Wien is extraordinary. The woodwinds are particularly gorgeous, whether in the lovely writing for the whole section in select slow movements–try Symphony No. 87, and the variation with pizzicato accompaniment in No. 84–or in solos such as the witty oboe that represents the hen in No. 83 and launches the allegro of No. 85. Harnoncourt even makes something special out of the string articulation in the repeated notes running through the first movement of No. 87 (and he's the first conductor since Bernstein to give the bass lines at the beginning of that symphony their full measure of weight and character). The trumpets and drums in Symphonies Nos. 82 and 86 play vigorously and always cut through the texture with clarity and festive brilliance, while the "dancing bear" finale of No. 82 is both exciting and rustic, the bagpipe imitations milked for all that they're worth, but never at the expense of the music's onrushing energy. You'll love the horns: rich-toned, but with plenty of bite where necessary.

    I could go on, but instead let me urge you to buy this set as soon as possible and hear it for yourself. You'll be dazzled, even awed. It sets a new standard in Haydn performance–and trust me, you won't be able to stop listening. [4/28/2005]
    Joseph Haydn - Concentus Musicus Wien / Harnoncourt - The Paris Symphonies (2005)

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