Symphonies 90, 91, 92 "Oxford"

Album by Joseph Haydn & Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century & Frans Brüggen

Symphonies Nos. 90, 91 and 92 (the latter often called "Oxford") are a set of orchestral symphonies by Joseph Haydn, composed around 1789. They exemplify late 18th-century Classical style with clear formal structures, lively rhythmic motifs and prominent wind writing, and No. 92 acquired the sobriquet "Oxford" after Haydn's association with the university, placing these works within the context of his mature, internationally recognised late-career output.