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Salomon did not arrange any of Haydn's symphonies. Johann Peter Salomon was a composer, but he is best remembered as the impresario who hired Josef Haydn to appear in London. The symphonies Haydn wrote, his numbers 92-104, are usually called the London Symphonies, but are sometimes referred to as the Salomon Symphonies.

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Q: Has anyone published Salomon's arrangement of Haydn's Surprise Symphony No 94?
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