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'''Joseph Haydn''' is one of the most prolific composers of the Classical Era. With well over 100 symphonies, several concertos written for various instruments, and a few operas to his name, the library of his work has proven quite difficult to keep accounted for. He was a friend of Mozart's and a teacher of Beethoven. He continued to work well into his old age and up to his death garnering the nickname "Vater Haydn" or in English "Papa Haydn."
'''Joseph Haydn''' is one of the most prolific composers of the Classical Era. With well over 100 symphonies, several concertos written for various instruments, and a few operas to his name, the library of his work has proven quite difficult to keep accounted for. He was a friend of Mozart's and a teacher of Beethoven. He continued to work well into his old age and up to his death garnering the nickname "Vater Haydn" or in English "Papa Haydn."


In 1979, Esterhaza, the opera house of which he worked was set on fire and many of his non-widely published works were destroyed. Every once in a great while, a work is discovered in a score copy, but many are feared to be forever lost. While his operas and symphonies remain mostly intact, a vast majority of his string quartets, concertos, and piano pieces are yet to be found. His most famous concerto, the one for Double Bass in D (also known by the catalogue number of Hob. VIIc:1) has only the first two measures available.
In 1979, Esterhaza, the opera house of which he worked was set on fire and many of his non-widely published works were destroyed. Every once in a great while, work is discovered in a score copy, but many are feared to be forever lost. While his operas and symphonies remain mostly intact, a vast majority of his string quartets, concertos, and piano pieces are yet to be found. His most famous concerto, the one for Double Bass in D (also known by the catalog number of Hob. VIIc:1) has only the first two measures available.


Lost Pieces<ref>https://imslp.org/wiki/List_of_works_by_Joseph_Haydn</ref>:
==Lost Pieces==
Here is a list of Joseph Haydn's known lost pieces and music manuscripts:<ref>[https://imslp.org/wiki/List_of_works_by_Joseph_Haydn IMSLP's website listing the works of Joseph Haydn.] Retrieved 30 Mar '19</ref>


Symphony No. 103 in D
*Missa Sunt bona mixta malis (Mass No. 2 in D Minor) (partially found) (Hob. XXII:2)


String Trio No. 5 in B
*Cantata No. 1 (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIVa:1)


String Trio No. 9 in E-flat
*Cantata No. 5 (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIVa:5)


String Trio No. 14 in B Minor
*Prelude to No. 1 without title in D (Hob. XXIXa:1a)


Violin Concerto No. 2 in D
*Der Hexenschabbas (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXa:2)


Cello Concerto No. 3 in C
*Didone Abbandonata (Dido) (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXa:3)


Contrabass Concerto in D (partially found, only two measures found)
*Opera Comique vom abgebrannten Haus (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXa:4)


Horn Concerto in D
*Genovevens vierter Theil (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXa:5)


Concerto for 2 Horns in E-flat
*Der krumme Teufel (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXb:1a)


Baryton Trio No. 13
*Der neue krumme Teufel (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXb:1b)


Baryton Trio No. 18
*Die bestrafte Rachbegierde (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXb:3)


Baryton Trio No. 23
*Musik zum Schauspiel "Die Feuersbrunst" (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXX:2)


Baryton Trio No. 99
*Zwischenaktmusik zum Schauspiel "Der Zerstreute" (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXX:3)


Baryton Trio No. 104
*Musik zum Schauspiel "Alfred oder der patriotische König" (All but the Chorus, Aria, and Duet parts are missing) (Hob. XXX:5)


Baryton Concerto in D (three of these exist, all of which are lost)
*"Der Freybrief von Josef Haydn" (Unknown Key) (arranged by Fridolin von Weber using works by Joseph Haydn and many other composers) (Hob. XXXII:2)


Missa Sunt bona mixta malis (Mass No. 2 in D Minor) (partially found)
*Alessandro il Grande (Unknown Key) (Hob. XXXII:3)


Cantata No. 1 (Key Unknown)
*Der Äpfeldieb (Unknown Key) (Hob. XXXII:4)


Cantata No. 5 (Key Unknown)
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
 
|-
Prelude to No. 1 without title (in D)
! style="background-color:lightblue" | Hob #
 
! style="background-color:lightblue" | Piece
Der Hexenschabbas (Key Unknown)
! style="background-color:lightblue" | Status
 
! style="background-color:lightblue" | Year
Didone Abbandonata (Dido) (Key Unknown)
|-
 
|I:106||Symphony No. 106 in D||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Lost'''</span>||1769(?)
Opera Comique vom abgebrannten Haus (Key Unknown)
|-
 
|V:5||String Trio No. 5 in B||<span style="color:red;"> '''Lost'''</span>||
Genovevens vierter Theil (Key Unknown)
|-
 
|V:9||String Trio No. 9 in E-flat||<span style="color:red;"> '''Lost'''</span>||1767
Der krumme Teufel (Key Unknown)
|-
 
|V:14||String Trio No. 14 in B Minor||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||
Der neue krumme Teufel (Key Unknown)
|-
 
|VIIa:2||Violin Concerto No. 2 in D||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||1765 or earlier
Die bestrafte Rachbegierde (Key Unknown)
|-
 
|VIIb:3||Cello Concerto No. 3 in C||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||1780 or earlier
Musik zum Schauspiel "Die Feuersbrunst" (Key Unknown)
|-
 
|VIIc:1||Contrabass Concerto in D||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Lost'''</span>||
Zwischenaktmusik zum Schauspiel "Der Zerstreute" (Key Unknown)
|-
 
|VIId:1||Horn Concerto in D||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||1765
Musik zum Schauspiel "Alfred oder der patriotische König" (All but the Chorus, Aria, and Duet parts are missing)
|-
 
|VIId:2||Concerto for 2 Horns in E-flat||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||
"Der Freybrief von Josef Haydn" (Unknown Key)
|-
 
|XI:13||Baryton Trio No. 13 in A||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''</span>||
Alessandro il Grande (Unknown Key)
|-
 
|XI:18||Baryton Trio No. 18 in A||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Lost'''</span>||
Der Äpfeldieb (Unknown Key)
|-
|XI:23||Baryton Trio No. 23 in D||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''</span>||
|-
|XI:99||Baryton Trio No. 99 in G||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Lost'''</span>||
|-
|XI:104||Baryton Trio No. 104 in D||<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Found'''</span>||
|-
|XIII:1-3||Baryton Concertos 1-3 in D||<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>||
|}
==Reference==
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Latest revision as of 06:06, 6 August 2023

Joseph Haydn.jpg

Haydn's portrait, painted in 1792.

Status: Partially Lost

Joseph Haydn is one of the most prolific composers of the Classical Era. With well over 100 symphonies, several concertos written for various instruments, and a few operas to his name, the library of his work has proven quite difficult to keep accounted for. He was a friend of Mozart's and a teacher of Beethoven. He continued to work well into his old age and up to his death garnering the nickname "Vater Haydn" or in English "Papa Haydn."

In 1979, Esterhaza, the opera house of which he worked was set on fire and many of his non-widely published works were destroyed. Every once in a great while, work is discovered in a score copy, but many are feared to be forever lost. While his operas and symphonies remain mostly intact, a vast majority of his string quartets, concertos, and piano pieces are yet to be found. His most famous concerto, the one for Double Bass in D (also known by the catalog number of Hob. VIIc:1) has only the first two measures available.

Lost Pieces

Here is a list of Joseph Haydn's known lost pieces and music manuscripts:[1]

  • Missa Sunt bona mixta malis (Mass No. 2 in D Minor) (partially found) (Hob. XXII:2)
  • Cantata No. 1 (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIVa:1)
  • Cantata No. 5 (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIVa:5)
  • Prelude to No. 1 without title in D (Hob. XXIXa:1a)
  • Der Hexenschabbas (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXa:2)
  • Didone Abbandonata (Dido) (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXa:3)
  • Opera Comique vom abgebrannten Haus (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXa:4)
  • Genovevens vierter Theil (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXa:5)
  • Der krumme Teufel (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXb:1a)
  • Der neue krumme Teufel (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXb:1b)
  • Die bestrafte Rachbegierde (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXIXb:3)
  • Musik zum Schauspiel "Die Feuersbrunst" (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXX:2)
  • Zwischenaktmusik zum Schauspiel "Der Zerstreute" (Key Unknown) (Hob. XXX:3)
  • Musik zum Schauspiel "Alfred oder der patriotische König" (All but the Chorus, Aria, and Duet parts are missing) (Hob. XXX:5)
  • "Der Freybrief von Josef Haydn" (Unknown Key) (arranged by Fridolin von Weber using works by Joseph Haydn and many other composers) (Hob. XXXII:2)
  • Alessandro il Grande (Unknown Key) (Hob. XXXII:3)
  • Der Äpfeldieb (Unknown Key) (Hob. XXXII:4)
Hob # Piece Status Year
I:106 Symphony No. 106 in D Partially Lost 1769(?)
V:5 String Trio No. 5 in B Lost
V:9 String Trio No. 9 in E-flat Lost 1767
V:14 String Trio No. 14 in B Minor Lost
VIIa:2 Violin Concerto No. 2 in D Lost 1765 or earlier
VIIb:3 Cello Concerto No. 3 in C Lost 1780 or earlier
VIIc:1 Contrabass Concerto in D Partially Lost
VIId:1 Horn Concerto in D Lost 1765
VIId:2 Concerto for 2 Horns in E-flat Lost
XI:13 Baryton Trio No. 13 in A Partially Found
XI:18 Baryton Trio No. 18 in A Partially Lost
XI:23 Baryton Trio No. 23 in D Partially Found
XI:99 Baryton Trio No. 99 in G Partially Lost
XI:104 Baryton Trio No. 104 in D Partially Found
XIII:1-3 Baryton Concertos 1-3 in D Lost

Reference

  1. ↑ IMSLP's website listing the works of Joseph Haydn. Retrieved 30 Mar '19
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