Haydn is called the father of the symphony because he contributed so much to classical music. Hear the WSO perform Haydn’s Symphony No. 22 “Philosopher,” an unusual symphony that replaces the two typical oboes with its larger cousins, the English horn. Haydn’s symphony will be paired with Joseph Kraus’ Symphony in C Minor. A contemporary of Mozart, this 18th Century Swedish composer was known as the “Mozart of Sweden” during his lifetime.

Robert Franz, conductor

Program
Joseph Kraus: Symphony in C minor
Franz Joseph Haydn: Symphony No.22 in E-flat major “The Philosopher”

This concert is 60 minutes. No intermission.
Ticket includes complimentary tea and coffee.

Tickets
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Single tickets go on sale August 8th.