Sonata in the Haydn stile

This is my tribute to HaydnThis sonata is divided in 3 moviments:Allegro-adagio-prestohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uf39NUQb4BUthis is a my arrangiament of winds intruments all parts played in multi recording of my amaerican friend Len Anderson

Sonata in the Haydn stile

Many composers here in YC have said, like you did, that they were writing something in the style of a famous composer like Bach, Debussy, Chopin etc. Many of them have done their imitating very poorly, sounding nothing like the ones they were trying to imitate. You are a clear exception! I can really feel the Haydn!

the style/sounding is okay, somewhere I feel more baroque music, and about the ostinato, it's sometimes more Mozart, than Haydn, but it's okay. My problem: the technique you used is not the technique what Haydn used. Read about it, and you can learn more

good luck in the future!

thanks for your interesting comment and opinion:

This sonata takes as a reference model: a sonata in G major by Haydn, especially in the form:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GG355n3-Z8

but you can always improve

I really enjoyed listening to your sonata! Its difficult to mimic a famous composer's work because it will always be compared with it but I think you've done a great job at capturing the style and feel of the early classical period.

thanks a lot for your reply!