Translations:Joseph Haydn/7/en
Always experimenting and trying out new devices, eager to learn and to improve, never clinging to tradition out of love for the easy way: these qualities enabled Haydn at the age of nearly seventy to write the great oratories that marked the climax of his creative output.[1]
- ↑ Karl Geiringer, Haydn: A Creative Life in Music (New York: W. W. Norton, 1946), pp. 321–22.