Haydn - Symphony No. 57 in D major

Müller-Brühl conducts lively performances with his excellent chamber orchestra — Penguin Guide More…

…colour, inventiveness and crackling, abrasive energy abound… — Gramophone Magazine, December 2008 More…

The symphonies of the 1770s don’t always get the attention they deserve, and it is good that these works have here got such a special airing on period instruments. — Early Music Review, April 2015 More…

Fischer's body of strings is appreciably smaller [than Dorati's], and his violin and cello soloists sweeter toned, surer in their intonation and more imaginative in their phrasing. In the slow... — Gramophone Magazine More…

It was little short of tragic that the very last box of symphonies in Adám Fischer's Haydn series for Nimbus, Nos 21 to 39 plus the Symphonies A and B, appeared just as the demise of that label... — Gramophone Classical Music Guide, 2010 More…