HAYDN SEEK
"He alone has the secret of making me smile, and touching me to the bottom of my soul."—MOZART
Josef Haydn is one of the three great composers of the Classical period, which was centred in Vienna, and one of the most creative and resourceful composers in the history of music. Born in Rohrau, a village in Austria, more than twenty years before Mozart and almost forty years before Beethoven, Haydn greatly influenced the two younger composers. It was Haydn who developed the symphony, the string quartet, and the piano sonata into complex and meaningful structures, laying the foundation for Beethoven and Brahms and the other great symphonic composers who followed him. Many composers still write music based on the models developed by Haydn more than two hundred years ago.
For your first two co-ordinates:
· Haydn’s Symphony in E flat major, Philosopher, written in 1764 was Haydn’s Symphony No?
· How many London symphonies did Haydn write in total? Divide this number by 6 .
· Number of letters in the first name of Joseph Haydn’s father.
· Haydn’s most important work is his oratorio which expresses his simple-hearted joy in Man, Beast and Nature, and his gratitude to God for these things, with massive choral writing. What was the name of this oratorio? The _________ (No of letters)
· Josef Haydn was given the nickname ______ Haydn. This was originally a term of authority. The practice began in the composer's lifetime, and has continued to some extent to the present day. (Number of letters)
· Franz Josef Haydn was born on __ March 1732, (2nd digit)
· Number of letters in the first name of Haydn’s mother + 4
· Haydn’s Symphony No 101 in D Major was better known as The ____? (no of letters)
· How many Paris symphonies did Haydn write? Add 3 to this number for your final co-ordinate.
At these co ordinates you will find a cast iron cover. Just use the code below to find the final cache co ordinates.
Following EN you have numbers substituted as follows:- ABC then following the B use the numbers substituted by DEF. Then use this to find the co ordinates for the final cache: N52 BE.B (Cx2) A W001 CD. (F+C) (F+D+E) (E+A)
You are looking for an unusual cache container in an unusual position. There is initially only a log book and pencil, but there is space for very small items.