CD Haydn Classical Symphonies 94 & 101 In the Heart of Classical Rare
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Description
This audio CD presents a classical music compilation dedicated to Joseph Haydn, housed in a standard jewel case. The cover features a deep green background, adorned with a central pictorial illustration reminiscent of the classical era, set within a golden frame. At the top, the inscription "AU CŒUR DU CLASSIQUE" (AT THE HEART OF CLASSICAL MUSIC) is printed in gold letters, immediately recognizable to any classical music enthusiast. The name "Haydn" appears prominently, followed by details of the recorded works: Symphony No. 94 in G major "Surprise" and Symphony No. 101 in D major "The Clock," two of the Austrian composer's most famous pieces.
The visible side of the CD cover appears to be in perfect visual condition, with no apparent scratches or notable marks on the plastic case. The titles are inscribed in gold letters contrasting with the dark green background, which gives the whole an elegant and sober touch, typical of classical music editions designed to highlight the musical content. The overall graphics and typography are characteristic of editorial collections from the 1990s-2000s, although no date is explicitly visible on the front cover.
The CD seems to bring together two flagship recordings from the classical repertoire, making it a sought-after item for symphony lovers. The "AU CŒUR DU CLASSIQUE" presentation suggests a thematic edition or collection, easily identifiable for those looking for educational or discovery compilations.
The photograph highlights the disc in front of a festive backdrop, but only the front case is visible. No details about the inner booklet, the spine, or the back of the case are observable in this image; only the perfectly legible front side is described here.
Condition
Used item, sold as is. The case and front cover appear in very good visual condition on the visible side, with no major apparent defects. No information is available on the condition of the disc or non-visible sides.
Did you know? Joseph Haydn is considered one of the fathers of the classical symphony. His Symphony No. 94, nicknamed "The Surprise," owes its name to a sudden, loud chord in the second movement, intended to surprise the London audience at its premiere in 1792. As for Symphony No. 101, known as "The Clock," it refers to the regular rhythmic motif that evokes the ticking of a clock.
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