In @SariMadeMeDoIt1 Tweets, you will find composers' opus ("work of art") numbers as well as performers' name, origin, recording place and date if relevant. This is to ensure that you can find each performance, even if the linked YouTube recording is unavailable. DM if in doubt!
Excerpt: "Pace, mio dolce tesoro! io conobbi la voce che adoro, e che impressa ognor serbo nel cor!", "Peace, now, my dear treasure, I recognized the voice I love which keeps my heart enthralled!" https://t.co/1w7k1ZKiAe
A personal favorite: Figaro, The Highlights recording by the London Philharmonic Opera, with Sir George Solti at the pulpit and a plethora of XXth century stars, Moll, Ramey, Allen and New Zealand lyric soprano Kiri Te Kanawa. https://t.co/3xcI6bq9yX
Finally, please join me and Italian conductor Giovanni Antonini in bidding Father Haydn a fond farewell -- at the Eszterháza palace itself (2014). Symphony 49 in F minor, "La Passione" (1768). https://t.co/MwE1DtUwev
If you are looking for a relaxing evening, you will find many offerings of Haydn's "Armida". The full feature length is typically about 2 hours and you will most likely find the 1979 recording w. Orchestre De Chambre De Lausanne. https://t.co/VD3E51331d