Description

Originally written in 1795 as the final movement of Haydn's "Trio in G" for keyboard, violin, and cello, this piece gained significant popularity across England and Europe. Haydn later arranged it for piano in London, titling it "Finale Rondo, in the Gipsies' style." Characterized by its brisk tempo, the composition features numerous rapid sixteenth-note passages along with a range of expressive dynamics and articulations. Performance notes accompany the piece to guide musicians.