La Guirlande
Haydn in Esterhazy & Haydn in London II
PART TWO: LONDON (1791-1792 and 1794-1795)
In 1791, following the death of Prince Nikolaus he was succeeded by his son Anton who, wanting to economise, disbanded the orchestra. Haydn was free to accept an invitation to London where he enjoyed immense fame and success as a freelance musician and composer.
Trios for traverse flute, cello and fortepianoTrios No 29, Hob XV 15 / No 30 Hob XV 17 / No 28 Hob XV 16 Variations in F minor, Hob.XVll for solo pianoforte
A Vienese-inspired tea (£18) is offered in the interval for those attending both concerts (booked with tickets).
Read MoreIn 1791, following the death of Prince Nikolaus he was succeeded by his son Anton who, wanting to economise, disbanded the orchestra. Haydn was free to accept an invitation to London where he enjoyed immense fame and success as a freelance musician and composer.
Trios for traverse flute, cello and fortepianoTrios No 29, Hob XV 15 / No 30 Hob XV 17 / No 28 Hob XV 16 Variations in F minor, Hob.XVll for solo pianoforte
A Vienese-inspired tea (£18) is offered in the interval for those attending both concerts (booked with tickets).
Wimbledon International Music Festival
Sat 16 November 2024
St John's Church, Wimbledon
5:30pm
£10-35
Full Event Details
PART TWO: LONDON (1791-1792 and 1794-1795)
In 1791, following the death of Prince Nikolaus he was succeeded by his son Anton who, wanting to economise, disbanded the orchestra. Haydn was free to accept an invitation to London where he enjoyed immense fame and success as a freelance musician and composer.
Trios for traverse flute, cello and fortepianoTrios No 29, Hob XV 15 / No 30 Hob XV 17 / No 28 Hob XV 16 Variations in F minor, Hob.XVll for solo pianoforte
A Vienese-inspired tea (£18) is offered in the interval for those attending both concerts (booked with tickets).
Venue Details & Map
Location
St John's Church, Wimbledon
St John's Church, Spencer Hill, SW19 4NZ