Haydn, Ferenc Fricsay, RIAS SymphonieOrchester Berlin - Symphony No 95 In C Minor Symphony No 101 In D Major The Clock

Review by Chuck Siercks

The album Symphony No 95 In C Minor Symphony No 101 In D Major The Clock by Haydn, Ferenc Fricsay, RIAS SymphonieOrchester Berlin has been praised by critics and classical music enthusiasts alike. The album features two of Haydn's most popular symphonies, No. 95 in C minor and No. 101 in D major, also known as The Clock.

Ferenc Fricsay's conducting is impeccable, bringing out the best in the RIAS SymphonieOrchester Berlin. The orchestra's performance is precise and nuanced, capturing the intricacies of Haydn's compositions. The album is a testament to the skill of both the conductor and the orchestra.

Symphony No. 95 is a dramatic and intense piece, with Fricsay and the orchestra capturing the brooding atmosphere of the C minor key. Symphony No. 101, on the other hand, is a lively and playful composition, with the famous ticking motif in the second movement earning it the nickname The Clock.

Summary by Chuck Siercks

Symphony No 95 In C Minor Symphony No 101 In D Major The Clock by Haydn, Ferenc Fricsay, RIAS SymphonieOrchester Berlin is a must-have for any classical music lover. The album is a perfect showcase of Haydn's genius, brought to life by the masterful conducting of Fricsay and the exceptional performance of the RIAS SymphonieOrchester Berlin.