Great masters. Haydn, his life and music
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Course guidebook includes professor biography, statement of course scope, lecture outlines and notes, timelines, glossary, and biographical notes.

Includes bibliographical references (course guidebook, page 38).

Instructor: Professor Robert Greenberg, San Francisco Conservatory of Music.

"The music of Franz Joseph Haydn (1732–1809) is so technically superb, so widely imitated, and so rich in quality and quantity that almost since the moment of its creation it has exemplified the classical style. More than any other single composer, it was Haydn who created the classical-era symphony. And his 68 string quartets? They are the standard by which all other classical string quartets were and are judged. No less an expert than Mozart wrote that it was from Haydn that he had learned how to write quartets." -- Publisher's website.