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Haydn's Miracle Symphony is a distinguished performer dedicated to presenting Joseph Haydn’s legendary works with clarity, vigor, and historical context. Though a modern performer collective rather than a single conductor, this ensemble brings the spirit of Haydn’s first London visits (1791–1792) to contemporary stages, inviting audiences to experience the wit, invention, and drama of the London symphonies. The centerpiece of this repertoire is Symphony No. 96 in D major (Hob. I:96), popularly known as The Miracle for the chandelier incident at the 1791 London premiere. As an ensemble dedicated to authenticity and engaging interpretation, Haydn's Miracle Symphony curates programs that highlight period-appropriate phrasing, modern orchestral color, and thoughtful storytelling about Haydn’s life and times. We invite you to secure your seats for upcoming performances and experience this notable chapter in classical music history.