I quite agree re Haydn. I heard a couple of his piano trios on the BBC the other day via stmaering audio, wrapped around the Mozar t B flat trio all terrific works. The Haydns surprised me as I had dismissed them as somewhat embryonic examples of the genre, but they stood up to the competition very well. Trio Goya was the ensemble & they did good. I have most of his symphonies, several operas & the piano sonatas at home on vinyl (Dorati & McCabe respectively) which I must put onto minidisc. Not to mention my father's collection of the string quartets, & a few masses & The Creation & The Seasons. A desert island composer?