Donald Macleod focuses his attention on Haydn’s humanity; a man of exceptional character with a warm, generous personality and a great sense of humour. Show more

Donald Macleod turns his attention to the high regard Haydn enjoyed from his friends, colleagues and audiences. Also, the extraordinary story of how Haydn lost his head. Show more

Donald Macleod considers the effect war and turmoil had on Haydn’s life and career, and how these influences shaped some of his compositions. Show more

Donald Macleod explores the importance of religion to Haydn, how it influenced his career and the choices he made throughout his life. Show more

Donald Macleod looks at the obstacles thrown into Haydn’s path throughout his career as he shuffled between one job and the next until his employment with the Esterhazys began. Show more