The composer's son took the theme of the second movement from this 1791 symphony for an aria for his oratorio, The Seasons.
The composer's son took the theme of the second movement from this 1791 symphony for an aria for his oratorio, The Seasons. When this symphony debuted in London on March 27, 1792 it made quite a sensation because of the loud chord change in the beginning of that second movement. For 10 points, give the sobriquet of this symphony by Franz Josef Haydn, Number 94 in G Major, that comes from the already described bombastic chord change.
The composer's son took the theme of the second movement from this 1791 symphony for an aria for his oratorio, The Seasons.
{Surprise} Symphony (also accept {Symphony} Number {94} in G Major until mentioned)