Joseph Haydn, a mischievous and jovial child, began his famed musical career as a choir boy, but went on to become the "Father of Instrumental Music," paving the way for other great composers such as Bach and Beethoven. This fascinating and informative biography tells the story of his life from youth to death, tracing the career of one of Europe's most important composers. For any student or music or of the history of Europe, the story of Haydn's life is a crucial one.
