Franz Josef Haydn is a leading classical composer born in 1732 in what is now Austria. He is also known as the "Father of Symphonies" because he has left 108 symphonies. It is also well known that the tune of the emperor's hymn "God, protect Emperor Franz" used in the second movement of Kaiserquartett No. 77 (62) is used in the current German national anthem. Has been done. This Piano Sonata No. 12 was questioned as to whether it was composed by Haydn himself, but in 1803 Haydn admitted that it was his own work. The minuet of the two movements is a bright and light song, but in the middle Trio, the chords in which the base note descends in the chromatic scale are still popular chord developments, and the tune is also very melancholic and impressive. .. At Lento & Vivace, the tempo is slowed down a bit and the chord composition is dramatically arranged in a contemporary style. You may have pointed out that it's not like Haydn, but I hope he enjoys playing this song passionately. It was * The original song is in A major to A minor, but the accompaniment is arranged in G major to G minor to make it easier to play. However, the trumpet, clarinet, alto sax, and tenor sax arrange the accompaniment in F major to F minor.
