by Kevin T McEneaney In the winding woods north of New Milford, CT, The Sherman Ensemble opened with Flute Quartet in D Major, Op. 5, No. 3 (1776). In his introduction, Eliot Bailen noted that some scholars question whether Haydn wrote the piece. Some suggest it may have been composed by Haydn’s younger brother, Michael, or by another composer, arguing that it does not sound like Haydn. Michael was an important composer whose music deserves more…
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