Symphony No. 4 (No. 101), "The Clock"
by Joseph Haydn, New York Philharmonic & Arturo Toscanini
- Type: Album
- Released: 1929
- Label: Brunswick
- Country: United States
- Community rating: 2.54/5 from 2 ratings
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Driven by the famously exacting maestro, this recording sweeps away the cobwebs of romantic indulgence, presenting the classical masterwork with blazing speed, precision, and structural transparency. The legendary tick-tock motif of the slow movement is executed with uncanny rhythmic discipline by the virtuosic American ensemble. It perfectly exemplifies the conductor's objective, fiercely literal approach to the score.
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- Joseph Haydn - primary artist, composed by
- Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra Of New York - primary artist, orchestra
- Arturo Toscanini - primary artist, conductor
- Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy - composed by
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