Biography: Haydn’s Salomon Symphony is intrinsically linked to Salomon’s London concerts, which helped Haydn reach English listeners with his later symphonies. The work debuted in London during Haydn’s prolific late-period output and has since become synonymous with the composer’s ability to blend clarity, humor, and elegance. The performer page tracks how modern orchestras, conductors, and soloists continue to honor this landmark work, often programming it within broader Bach/Handel/Haydn and classical-repertoire programs.
Discography Highlights: While original recordings of Symphony No. 104 vary by ensemble and conductor, notable performances and studio renditions often explore the symphony’s four lively movements, horn exchanges, and energetic caps. Look for historical recordings alongside contemporary interpretations by leading orchestras.
Upcoming Tours: Expect appearances across North America, Europe, and beyond as orchestras present Haydn’s 104 in solo appearances and within themed programs. Recent 2025 engagements included readings in the Bach/Handel/Haydn context with Masaaki Suzuki in Philadelphia, and UK appearances with Royal Northern Sinfonia at The Glasshouse, Gateshead. Other 2025-2026 appearances span Aix-en-Provence, New Hampshire, and Halifax, reflecting the ongoing global interest in this iconic London-era symphony. For the latest schedule, secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss ticket process.