Roman Hoffstetter (1742-1814): "Haydn's Serenade" (Andante Cantabile from String Quartet in F major) Attributed to Joseph Haydn, Op. 3 No. 5, Hob.III:17 This is a famous classical string quartet movement, widely attributed to Joseph Haydn but now considered to have been written by his contemporary (and imitator) Roman Hoffstetter. I recorded a simplified version of this tune six years ago, but this is based on a different arrangement for plucked instrument orchestra (bandurrias in this case) by M. Salafranca, from: https://jidumicodi.jimdofree.com/ The first mandolin here plays the full original first violin part in the original key (although I don't play the repeats). I have reduced the pizzicata accompaniment to two instruments, mandocello and second mandolin. Apologies for the blip at 0.58-1:00, where I got my fingering mixed up during the postion shift. 1898 Giuseppe Vinaccia mandolin (x2) Suzuki MC-815 mandocello https://youtu.be/f5TWXJs3oU4 Martin