Arrangement for Piano Sonata in C major by Joseph Haydn

Hi all,

As some of you may know, I am actively engaging in my composition project for differential festivals. 

For that reason, I want to adapt into different types of music and add more variety in my project. I chose arranging solo piece to orchestal music to 1) appreciate the style of the composer, and 2) hopefully benefit orchestral work listeners/ writers. 

Work orchestrated in this post:
Piano Sonata in C major, Hob. XVI/50, L.60

Written c. 1794 by Joseph Haydn.

This first movement - Allegro, was arranged by me. When I have time, I will share other movement. A side note, I only listened to the piano recording once before I decided to arrange it - perhaps it is a good thing in the sense that I got my interpretation different from pre-existing pianists

Thank you for listening!

Note: Attached original score for reference.

HoYin

Hi again @HoYin Cheung!

What a charming sonata that I wasn't familiar with turned into a symphony movement!  I think you did a splendid job transforming this piece into a work worthy of late Haydn.  I didn't know that Haydn ended up including Clarinets in his later symphonies until I heard this piece and had to check if he ever used them.  Thanks for sharing and great work!  I'm stoked to hear the other movements!