The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-29

nterr,Sls looked upon as a prodigy In tho
n DsRohran II Austria, when he was
s,Ar as Inherent weight is concerned
Tic,..t rank among the 1rst, Tho claim
hnAwW1 rests h.c fame Was his graceful
''vns y Treating musical Idea his clever.
-Ira!, ,ntrastlng thomes; these were OF
Sion f1tness OF favor. Haydn began his
ny 10 ~ yioIInist and oinger. In 1889 no
Or thu Eted conductor OF music at the pal
mt Morzia. At this post no com
long career composer. writ
.ltIIA he styles known to musical compo-
273&jlmuch interest to remember that up
~ Fl[>|Hime when Haydn was employed by
e}1/ne singing master. his education In
st-.X but scanL Under Porpora, lie re-
best suggestions in singing and the
y fItts-IlbmpanlmenL Ho also got hlnts on
49, manner OF composing
'G tslhot having studied any regular out
Sueel,e was nevertheless a great student
OHlg3 htcrs. So thorough was no as nm In
<%1tnat the most aspiring musicians
In as a teacher. Haydn was the
Mozart and Beethoven.
AVE Ehydn's music does not Hlnk with the
'or Fanatic II does rank among the most
ale smoothness and melodlous element
For = lst be credited with having accom-
ror - certain idenl Tor which he strove,
- n.4Has the treatment OF musical FORM.
- :. Doesfleas into n unity OF musical eN
= vbss Bounding In charm o. construction.
y y ot,avorld OF musical art Haydn STANDS
!, !, VtE father OF tho symphony and string
roI z but 10 the public at large he IS
pe.'sn by the oratorios The Creation"
Pm Seasons. -
lr Or: thirty years Of Haydns llfc were
: Dssws writing music Tor Prince Ester
O,S- ,tettes symphonies. accomplishments
lIVv s,oice and incidental music for court
=. - After Prince EstoThazy died, Haydn
s ~ ~ -lissioned to wrlto passion oratorio
W va. Tho Last Seven Words This
'm le1curious chance. ho afterword made
f...l l-a... W..I EI
ron sz.ondon. During this visit Solomon
N De- him 10 write symphonies Tor the
,m Oh olomon concerto This occasion
m Or nth twelve symphonies. his greatest
on Rd. orchestra, and those from which III
ron p draw when desiring a Haydn pro-
m Pr, His orchestral symphonies are most
, Inc. being partial TO thnt instrument.
n ~ and then seasoning from the wood
!, Ts-,rass section.
a ave the Sonata Form It's present
- zart and Beethoven did wonders with
49, Haydn was a writer OF chamber mu-
-, y 1Is catalogue of compositions from
A q of music to the symphony oTutorio
"1wnrd OF eight hundred Ho wrote
- onies. elghty-thrcs qunrtcttes for
~ struments. twenty-fcur operas. four
IN ~ and i Nsry largo lumber Of nu-
FkN osltions in other forms. Haydn en-
p0n ong life nearly reaching fourscore
VI riDg his life he had taught Mozart.
w md others. His love for Mozart
3ykJ owe and devotion. and when Nozert's
nv mentioned he would ray. Forgive
VI st ever. ever weep At the name OF
T." Haydn was Jealous OF no be-
h1M1 though he knew Mozart was tho
DEpIc the two as a composer
,-.,- Mozart 0t 90 writing master grand
nsisp,d "a Haydn past co before he had writ
altes Creation" nearly IS BY the time his
s'sa1 had been composed. Had Haydn
. len his two oratorlos he would still
Ns7a famous. and n he had but written
-,ns'' and the "CreAtlon." sull would
,srtN isen 10 world wide fame. The mum
cs-A ne "Creation" best known are solo
cssA n Mighty Pens" tho famous with
nnr, lad" the lovely trio. Most Bcauti-
Ihhu ar" Tho Creation abounds In
rf.s giant chorusnp. First Is Achieved
nrtls lprious Work" with beautiful trio
IN ION Thee Each Living Soul Awaits "
ttorio the Creation" f. not difficult
c.sg no easily rendered with small re-
-, Tho "Crcation'' is something singing
eeN bhould Investigate
I'D rs better FOR Haydn hnvinE llvcd
NJ hat he wrote. He paved the way for