Austrian Composer Joseph Haydn: How Haydn Combatted Music Piracy During the 1770’s, the European Cities Which Provided Haydn the Most Well Renowned Fame, the Physical Characteristics Haydn Removed From His Portrait Image, Haydn’s View of His Physical Appearance and His Ability to Court Women, the Reason Haydn Sought an Extramarital Romantic Affair, the Person Haydn Had an Extramarital Romantic Affair With, the Lesson Haydn Learned From His First Contract With Austrian Prince Nikolaus I József Esterházy de Galántha, the Benefit of Haydn’s Novel Secondary Contract Negotiation, the Character Description of Haydn, Haydn Producing and Releasing Music Without Listening to it Being Played, How Haydn Understood the Quality of These Musical Compositions, the Person Haydn Had a Secondary Extramarital Romantic Affair With, the Reason Austrian Prince Anton I Esterházy de Galántha (Nikolaus I’s Nephew) Closed the Esterházy Court Opera House, the Person Haydn Met in Vienna, Austria Post Dismissal From Anton I Esterházy de Galántha’s Royal Court, the Reason German Composer Johann Peter Salomon Attempted to Convince Haydn to Return With Him to London, England, Haydn’s View of Opera Within Austria vs Haydn’s View of Opera Within England, How Haydn Cajoled His Orchestra and Caused This Orchestra to Adore Him, the Person Haydn Met Post Leaving London in 1792, the Reason Haydn Offered to Teach and Mentor German Composer Ludwig van Beethoven, the Length of Time Haydn Taught and Mentored Beethoven for, Haydn Producing Great Musical Works During His 60’s, Haydn Returning to Austria, the Reason Haydn Was Permitted to Live Wherever He Desired Post Returning to Austria, Haydn Composing Music Designed for Conflict, the Person Who Composed the Original Austrian National Anthem Gott Erhalte Franz den Kaiser (God Save Emperor Francis), the Country Which Adopted This National Anthem, the Resource Haydn Utilized as Inspiration to Compose the Original Austrian National Anthem, Haydn Composing Music for the Novel Keyed Trumpet, How Haydn Introduced the Keyed Trumpet into His Orchestra, the Composition Haydn Utilized to Introduce the Keyed Trumpet to Audiences for the First Time, the Hypothesis of Haydn Purposefully Composing Concerto per il Clarino in E-Flat Major Hob. VIIe:1 to Surprise Audiences, the Period When Keyed Trumpets Became Part of Baroque, Classical, and Operatic Music, the Period When Haydn Was Most Devout as a Roman Catholic Christian, and the Reason Haydn Composed the Die Schöpfung (the Creation) Hob. XXI:2 Composition