Genre: Chamber Music
Composer: Hayden
Title: String Quartet No. 23 F forged op. 20-5, Hob. III-35
Composition Year: 1772 (by handwriting sheet)
Place of composition: Eszterháza
Publications / Editions: First Edition: Schwarfelder, Paris, 1774. Handwriting: Vinh Kaew Association Library.
Tribute, instrument: 1 movement theme reflects Haydn's "Sturm und Drang" period. The third movement is performed in the form of Sicilian no dance, and the fourth movement finale is performed in the form of a fugue by two themes.
Year of release: Unknown
First place: Unknown
Starring: Unknown
Instrumentation / vocalist / characters
Violin 2, Viola, Basso (cello)
Composition of movements
(0:00) 1 movement Moderato, F monotone 4/4 beats, sonata type. The first theme is a contrast with the second theme of A flat major. The first theme consists of three phrases. Cordetta begins with the second theme. The development section is divided into four sections, and the reproduction section begins with the reproduction of the first theme. Coda was developed around the second theme.
(10:32) 2 movement Menuet, F forged 3/4 beats. The trio consists of melodic progression rather than rhythm as the F major.
(15:35) 3 movements Adagio, F major 6/8 beat, sonata type. It consists of Sicilian dance form. The first theme consists of 4 phrases with 4 words. The second theme forms the supporting phrase. The power section starts with the first theme on the F major and goes through D minor for D minor.
(21:25) 4 movements Finale. Fuga a due soggetti, F forged 2/2 beat. At the beginning of the topic, "Always Soto Boscha" is written. Daegu themes followed by two words late and the subject repeated four times. The generator starts with the A flat major and leads to the D flat major, while the second part progresses from the G flat major to the E flat minor. The reappearance part goes back to F monotone. Coda starts with Forte, and the cello and the first violin are done in canon form.
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