Symphony No. 49 Allegro di molto

Terra Nova Collective presents the second movement of Joseph Haydn's “La Passione” in a fresh and explosive rendition
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Terra Nova Collective Orchestra with period instruments
Vlad Weverbergh Musical Director
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CD album cover 'Symphony No. 49 Allegro di molto' (GEN 26989d) with Terra Nova Collective, Vlad Weverbergh

GEN 26989d EAN 4260036259896

Release 22.5.2026

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Terra Nova Collective: Passion Meets the Spirit of Discovery!

Experience the explosive energy of the Terra Nova Collective under the direction of Vlad Weverbergh. With its latest single, “Allegro di molto” from Symphony No. 49 La Passione by Joseph Haydn, the ensemble captures the restless intensity of Sturm und Drang with a precision that leaves a lasting impression.
But Haydn is only the beginning. True to its mission of rewriting music history, this dedicated collective of visionaries and virtuosos looks far beyond the established giants of the classical canon. Look forward to upcoming releases of rediscovered masterpieces—beginning with works by Dutch and Flemish composers—which, after centuries in the archives, are now being brought back to life by the Terra Nova Collective.
These are musical gems that—alongside Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ludwig van Beethoven—are finally reclaiming their rightful place in the pantheon of European classical music.

Terra Nova Collective — Rediscovering and reinventing music!

Cover picture © Landesmuseum Burgenland – Austria

Terra Nova Collective Orchestra with period instruments
Vlad Weverbergh Musical Director

Terra Nova Collective: Passion Meets the Spirit of Discovery!

Experience the explosive energy of the Terra Nova Collective under the direction of Vlad Weverbergh. With its latest single, “Allegro di molto” from Symphony No. 49 La Passione by Joseph Haydn, the ensemble captures the restless intensity of Sturm und Drang with a precision that leaves a lasting impression.
But Haydn is only the beginning. True to its mission of rewriting music history, this dedicated collective of visionaries and virtuosos looks far beyond the established giants of the classical canon. Look forward to upcoming releases of rediscovered masterpieces—beginning with works by Dutch and Flemish composers—which, after centuries in the archives, are now being brought back to life by the Terra Nova Collective.
These are musical gems that—alongside Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ludwig van Beethoven—are finally reclaiming their rightful place in the pantheon of European classical music.

Terra Nova Collective — Rediscovering and reinventing music!

Cover picture © Landesmuseum Burgenland – Austria

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  1. Joseph Haydn (1732–1809)
    Symphony No. 49 in F minor "La Passione"
    II. Allegro di molto

Terra Nova Collective: Passion Meets the Spirit of Discovery!

Experience the explosive energy of the Terra Nova Collective under the direction of Vlad Weverbergh. With its latest single, “Allegro di molto” from Symphony No. 49 La Passione by Joseph Haydn, the ensemble captures the restless intensity of Sturm und Drang with a precision that leaves a lasting impression.
But Haydn is only the beginning. True to its mission of rewriting music history, this dedicated collective of visionaries and virtuosos looks far beyond the established giants of the classical canon. Look forward to upcoming releases of rediscovered masterpieces—beginning with works by Dutch and Flemish composers—which, after centuries in the archives, are now being brought back to life by the Terra Nova Collective.
These are musical gems that—alongside Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ludwig van Beethoven—are finally reclaiming their rightful place in the pantheon of European classical music.

Terra Nova Collective — Rediscovering and reinventing music!

Cover picture © Landesmuseum Burgenland – Austria