“Beethoven broke all the rules and turned out pieces of breathtaking rightness. He had the real goods, the stuff from Heaven, the power to make you feel at the finish: Something is right with the world.”
– Leonard Bernstein

Beethoven’s iconic fifth symphony hardly needs any introduction. Composed in a period of violent turmoil as Napoleon’s armies were marching across Europe, as well as personal turmoil – as Beethoven was rapidly going deaf – it remains a heroic sounding work, a whirlwind of energy, filled with triumph. After the high drama of Beethoven, enjoy one of Mozart’s most popular and endearing serenades,  Eine kleine Nachtmusic (A Little Night Music), and Haydn’s Symphony No. 8 in G major. Nicknamed Le Soir (The Evening), Haydn’s symphony opens with a bouncy theme that is passed like a ball between the strings, harpsichord, and woodwinds, creating momentum and excitement that continues to build to a frenzied flourish. This trio of works from Beethoven, Mozart, and Haydn is a perfect sample of the dynamism of the classical era. 

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