Or should I say in "Hidin'?"
Last night, while reading through Haydn's Opus 64, no. 6 String Quartet, my quartet mates and I all noticed (and at the same time) how much a few moments in second movement sound like the essence of Brahms.
[the video is embedded so it will start at the beginning of the second movement]
It happens in measure 19 and in the repetitions of those particular harmonies and voicings that happen later in the movement.
David Goza's YouTube channel is a great place to explore. He offers excellent commentary and "guided tours" of with light harmonic analysis beneath the scores in his videos. I'm so happy that he has so much Haydn.
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