Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
00:00 Haydn & Niemecz (1750-1806) plays Haydn (Flötenuhr)
* "Haydn Flute clocks" made by Niemecz, for Counts Esterházy and Liechtenstein. Niemecz was a cellist who played in Haydn's orchestra, and they were close friends. Haydn had a keen interest in this type of clock and its technology. And, as is generally accepted in academic scholarship today, he created these clocks in collaboration with Haydn. Niemecz and Haydn lived in houses close to each other, and Haydn's role in making these clocks may have been that of a supervisor. It seems to be a more consistent system than the piano roll since everything is set up directly by hand.
5:22 Carl Reinecke (1824 - 1910) - Haydn: Sonata 62, Hob.XVI: 52, Movt. III Presto (1905 Piano Roll)
* Recording Source: @RollaArtis. Piano rolls have some drawbacks in terms of details, and that's why I generally don't include rolls in my videos. But this roll is quite valuable in showing the tempo and general tendency of Reinecke, born in 1824, who was known as a "Mozart" expert in the 19th century.
10:22 Emma Boynet - Sonata No. 48,, Hob. XVI:48: Rondo
13:44 Ernö von Dohnanyi - Andante and Variations in F minor (1950)
24:16 Edwin Fischer - Concerto No. 11, Mov. I (1942)
29:41 Yvonne Arnaud - Concerto No. 11, Mov. III (1932)
* Conducting: John Barbirolli
35:02 Alfred Cortot, Jacques Thibaud & Pablo Casals - Trio Hob.XV:25 Op.82 No. 2, II Poco adagio cantable (1927)
41:20 Unknown Artists - Trio Hob.XV:25 Op.82 No. 2, III Rondo all'Ongarese
44:21 Mieczysław Horszowski - Sonata No. 43, Hob.XVI:43, III Rondo (1957)
49:23 Wanda Landowska - Sonata Hob. XVI:34: II. Adagio (1957)
51:30 Wilhelm Backhaus - “Fantasia, Hob XVII 4” (1960)
56:58 Rae Robertson - Sonata Hob. XVI:37: I. Allegro con brio (1925)
59:46 Clara Haskil - Sonata Hob. XVI:37, Op. 30 No. 3: III. Allegro (1952)
1:02:24 Violet Gordon-Woodhouse - Sonata Hob. XVI:37, Op. 30 No. 2: II. Largo (1928)
1:04:29 Marguerite Roesgen-Champion - Concerto No. 6 (1933)
* Conductor: Pierre Coppola
1:12:15 Marcel Moyse - Trio No. 1 in C for 2 flutes and cello, I. Allegro (1953)
1:14:45 Stefi Geyer - Violin Concerto in C-dur, II. Adagio (1928)
1:18:43 Fritz Kreisler - Symphony No. 96, III. Minuet (1924)
1:22:21 Heinrich Grünfeld - Cello Concerto No. 2, Mov. II Adagio (1915)
1:26:42 Charles van Isterdael - Cello Concerto No. 2, Mov. II Adagio (1923)
1:31:00 Guilhermina Suggia - Cello Concerto No. 2, Mov 3 (1928)
Conductor: John Barbirolli
1:37:14 Willem Willeke - Minuet (1924)
1:40:34 Olive Mead String Quartet - "Kaiserquartett", II. Poco Adagio. Cantabile (1911)
1:45:11 London String Quartet - "Kaiserquartett"I IV. Finale. Presto (1924)
1:49:30 Capet Quartet - Quartet Op. 64 No 5, I. Allegro moderato (1928)
1:55:07 The Klinger Quartet - Quartet Op. 64 No 5, IV: Finale (1912)
1:57:06 Musical Art Quartet - Quartet Op. 54 No. 2, I. Vivace (1927)
2:01:52 Elman Quartet - Op. 76 No. 2, I. Allegro (1927)
2:06:47 Max Fiedler - Symphony No. 88, Mov. IV Finale. Allegro con spirito (1936)
2:10:15 Bruno Walter - Symphony No. 86, Mov. IV Finale: Allegro con spirito (1938)
2:14:17 Sir Henry Wood - Symphony No. 94 ("Surprise"), II. Andante (1925)
* Recording Source: @shellackophile
2:19:12 Leo Blech - Symphony No. 94 ("Surprise"), IV. Finale: Allegro molto (1924)
2:22:57 Sir Hamilton Harty - Symphony No. 101 ("The Clock"), Mov. II (1927)
* Recording Source: @vintagesounds3878
2:30:04 Victor Concert Orchestra - Symphony No. 100 ("Military"), Mov. I Adagio; Allegro (1913)
2:34:15 Max Büchner - "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" (1904)
2:36:35 Clemens Krauss - "Die Schöpfung" (The Creation): "Die Vorstellung des Chaos" (1942)
2:44:34 Henry Coward - Die Schöpfung: "Die Himmel erzählen . . ."
2:48:28 Pablo Casals - Die Schöpfung: Finale (1964)
2:51:41 Pol Plançon - "Die Jahreszeiten" (The Seasons): "Schon eilet froh der Ackermann" (1905)
2:55:05 Albert Fischer - "Schon eilet froh der Ackermann" (1922)
2:59:34 Unknown Artists - "Schon eilet froh der Ackermann"
3:01:56 Lucy Isabelle Marsh - "With Verdure Clad" (1909)
3:05:57 Jo Vincent & Louis van Tulder - "Die Jahreszeiten": "Einleitung und Rezitativ" (1930)
3:10:29 Charles Panzera - "Premièrs baisers" and "La vie est un rêve"
* Recording source: @kadoguy
00:00 Haydn & Niemecz (1750-1806) plays Haydn (Flötenuhr)
* "Haydn Flute clocks" made by Niemecz, for Counts Esterházy and Liechtenstein. Niemecz was a cellist who played in Haydn's orchestra, and they were close friends. Haydn had a keen interest in this type of clock and its technology. And, as is generally accepted in academic scholarship today, he created these clocks in collaboration with Haydn. Niemecz and Haydn lived in houses close to each other, and Haydn's role in making these clocks may have been that of a supervisor. It seems to be a more consistent system than the piano roll since everything is set up directly by hand.
5:22 Carl Reinecke (1824 - 1910) - Haydn: Sonata 62, Hob.XVI: 52, Movt. III Presto (1905 Piano Roll)
* Recording Source: @RollaArtis. Piano rolls have some drawbacks in terms of details, and that's why I generally don't include rolls in my videos. But this roll is quite valuable in showing the tempo and general tendency of Reinecke, born in 1824, who was known as a "Mozart" expert in the 19th century.
10:22 Emma Boynet - Sonata No. 48,, Hob. XVI:48: Rondo
13:44 Ernö von Dohnanyi - Andante and Variations in F minor (1950)
24:16 Edwin Fischer - Concerto No. 11, Mov. I (1942)
29:41 Yvonne Arnaud - Concerto No. 11, Mov. III (1932)
* Conducting: John Barbirolli
35:02 Alfred Cortot, Jacques Thibaud & Pablo Casals - Trio Hob.XV:25 Op.82 No. 2, II Poco adagio cantable (1927)
41:20 Unknown Artists - Trio Hob.XV:25 Op.82 No. 2, III Rondo all'Ongarese
44:21 Mieczysław Horszowski - Sonata No. 43, Hob.XVI:43, III Rondo (1957)
49:23 Wanda Landowska - Sonata Hob. XVI:34: II. Adagio (1957)
51:30 Wilhelm Backhaus - “Fantasia, Hob XVII 4” (1960)
56:58 Rae Robertson - Sonata Hob. XVI:37: I. Allegro con brio (1925)
59:46 Clara Haskil - Sonata Hob. XVI:37, Op. 30 No. 3: III. Allegro (1952)
1:02:24 Violet Gordon-Woodhouse - Sonata Hob. XVI:37, Op. 30 No. 2: II. Largo (1928)
1:04:29 Marguerite Roesgen-Champion - Concerto No. 6 (1933)
* Conductor: Pierre Coppola
1:12:15 Marcel Moyse - Trio No. 1 in C for 2 flutes and cello, I. Allegro (1953)
1:14:45 Stefi Geyer - Violin Concerto in C-dur, II. Adagio (1928)
1:18:43 Fritz Kreisler - Symphony No. 96, III. Minuet (1924)
1:22:21 Heinrich Grünfeld - Cello Concerto No. 2, Mov. II Adagio (1915)
1:26:42 Charles van Isterdael - Cello Concerto No. 2, Mov. II Adagio (1923)
1:31:00 Guilhermina Suggia - Cello Concerto No. 2, Mov 3 (1928)
Conductor: John Barbirolli
1:37:14 Willem Willeke - Minuet (1924)
1:40:34 Olive Mead String Quartet - "Kaiserquartett", II. Poco Adagio. Cantabile (1911)
1:45:11 London String Quartet - "Kaiserquartett"I IV. Finale. Presto (1924)
1:49:30 Capet Quartet - Quartet Op. 64 No 5, I. Allegro moderato (1928)
1:55:07 The Klinger Quartet - Quartet Op. 64 No 5, IV: Finale (1912)
1:57:06 Musical Art Quartet - Quartet Op. 54 No. 2, I. Vivace (1927)
2:01:52 Elman Quartet - Op. 76 No. 2, I. Allegro (1927)
2:06:47 Max Fiedler - Symphony No. 88, Mov. IV Finale. Allegro con spirito (1936)
2:10:15 Bruno Walter - Symphony No. 86, Mov. IV Finale: Allegro con spirito (1938)
2:14:17 Sir Henry Wood - Symphony No. 94 ("Surprise"), II. Andante (1925)
* Recording Source: @shellackophile
2:19:12 Leo Blech - Symphony No. 94 ("Surprise"), IV. Finale: Allegro molto (1924)
2:22:57 Sir Hamilton Harty - Symphony No. 101 ("The Clock"), Mov. II (1927)
* Recording Source: @vintagesounds3878
2:30:04 Victor Concert Orchestra - Symphony No. 100 ("Military"), Mov. I Adagio; Allegro (1913)
2:34:15 Max Büchner - "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser" (1904)
2:36:35 Clemens Krauss - "Die Schöpfung" (The Creation): "Die Vorstellung des Chaos" (1942)
2:44:34 Henry Coward - Die Schöpfung: "Die Himmel erzählen . . ."
2:48:28 Pablo Casals - Die Schöpfung: Finale (1964)
2:51:41 Pol Plançon - "Die Jahreszeiten" (The Seasons): "Schon eilet froh der Ackermann" (1905)
2:55:05 Albert Fischer - "Schon eilet froh der Ackermann" (1922)
2:59:34 Unknown Artists - "Schon eilet froh der Ackermann"
3:01:56 Lucy Isabelle Marsh - "With Verdure Clad" (1909)
3:05:57 Jo Vincent & Louis van Tulder - "Die Jahreszeiten": "Einleitung und Rezitativ" (1930)
3:10:29 Charles Panzera - "Premièrs baisers" and "La vie est un rêve"
* Recording source: @kadoguy
