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Symphony No.94, G major, "Surprise" Joseph Haydn

First performance

Composed in 1791, the work was first performed in London, on March 23rd, 1792, under the direction of the composer, as part of the Salomon concert series.

Haydn during his stays in London

	Haydn’s position at the time of composition
	The way to London
	Haydn’s stay in London
	Stylistic position of the London symphonies
	The London concerts
	Chronology of the London symphonies

Movements

1st movement: Adagio cantabile - Vivace assai
2nd movement: Andante
3rd movement: Menuetto (Allegro molto)
4th movement: Allegro di molto

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