Sinfonia Di Caccia D-dur (Jagdsinfonie) / Trompetenkonzert D-dur / Sinfonie Nr. 31 D-dur (Mit Dem Hornsignal - Auf Dem Anstand)

Released in 1974 by the East German label ETERNA, this recording presents a collection of baroque and early classical works centered on themes of the hunt. The compilation features the 'Sinfonia di Caccia' attributed to Leopold Mozart alongside Joseph Haydn's 'Symphony No. 31,' known as the Hornsignal, and a trumpet concerto by Johann Friedrich Fasch. These pieces reflect the 18th-century fascination with hunting culture, utilizing horn calls and virtuosic brass passages to evoke the atmosphere of the forest and the chase.

ETERNA, the state-owned record label of the German Democratic Republic, was renowned for its high-quality classical pressings and collaborations with prominent East German ensembles such as the Staatskapelle Dresden or the Berlin Chamber Orchestra. The design aesthetic of this 1970s release follows the label's typical minimalist and scholarly approach, focusing on clear typography and historical context. The recording was well-regarded by collectors of the era for its technical fidelity and its commitment to preserving standard and rare symphonic repertoire within the Eastern Bloc.