In Phil Grabsky's new movie, the well-publicized and criticized trilogy The Search for Mozart, The Search for Beethoven and Search for Haydn, we have the music and life story of one of the world's favorite composers, Frederick Chopin. Seeking to discover new ideas about Chopin, a man and his musical genius, Hrabsky has traveled the world for four years, recording performances by world-class musicians and interviewing prominent historians and musicologists. With Daniel Barenboim; Ronald Brautig ;; Jeremy Sipmann, Nelson Gerner; Kevin Kenner; Janusz Oleiniczak; 18th Century Orchestra led by Franz Bergen; The Life of Ove Endnes; Lars Vogt. Juliet Stevenson tells the story, while RSC actor David Dawson delivers Schopens lyrics.

In this highly anticipated documentary, Phil Hrabsky's biological story of Heides' life is a visual and audible extravaganza that incorporates some of the world's most iconic performances. Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) was one of the great music innovators. Mozart and Beethoven were very fond of him as an inspiration, but today he may have eclipsed the well-being of his younger contemporaries in concert halls. As Andras Schiff recently noted: The world must appreciate it much more: it is still the most respected of all great composers. Talking to some of Haydn's biggest fans of live music, this film brings back balance and sheds light on the teacher and his work. Phil Grabsky hopes that Haydn will reach a wider audience who will be surprised, entertained and delighted with Haydn's wit, humanity and insatiable creativity. Haydn's life extended from the end of the Baroque period to the Napoleonic invasion of Vienna, surviving his youngest friend Mozart. He was one of the most prolific composers, producing more than 100 symphonies, 64 quartets, 16 existing operas, 51 piano sonatas and the oratorio Creating the iSeason. His gentle and gentle temper seemed to take on life's troubles and troubles with casual humor and irony. Although blessed by the encouraging philanthropist who led his own orchestra and opera company in the state of Esterhazy for 30 years, he was exposed to the usual desolations of the aristocratic home and the madness of the art world. This year proved to be extremely productive and inspired Haydn to write numerous works to satisfy his patron saint and his distinguished guests with ingenious theater nights, jokes and commemorative jokes. Phil Grabsky adheres to the same chronological format for presenting the composer's biography and music. Through intimate and insightful interviews with experts and detailed excerpts from Haydson's personal memoirs, the public is gaining a tremendous understanding of not only Haydn's music but also the artist's appreciation. The emphasis in the film, as in previous films, is on the interpretation and interpretation of Haydn's music, with performances by the best musicians and orchestras in the world.