This composer's use of "double variation" form can be seen in the fifth of six string quartets hededicated to Johann Tost and in his Variations in F minor.
This composer's use of "double variation" form can be seen in the fifth of six string quartets hededicated to Johann Tost and in his Variations in F minor. One of his pieces includes a set ofvariations on a hymn that would later become the Deustchlandlied. Fugal finales end three of his sixOpus 20 "Sun" string quartets, while his Opus 76 ErdÃ¶dy string quartets includes one nicknamedthe (*) "Emperor". One of his symphonies, in D major, derives its nickname from a "ticking" string andbassoon ostinato. Another symphony by him derives its names from an unexpected fortissimo dominantchord and timpani thwack during its slow movement. For 10 points, name this Austrian composer of the"Clock" and "Surprise" Symphonies.
This composer's use of "double variation" form can be seen in the fifth of six string quartets hededicated to Johann Tost and in his Variations in F minor.
Franz Joseph Haydn