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 state-owned label ETERNA, this recording reflects the label's commitment to documenting the Central European orchestral canon under the auspices of the Deutsche Schallplatten organization. The album serves as a curated collection of mid-18th-century compositions, anchored by Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No. 31, the Hornsignal, alongside works by Leopold Mozart and Johann Friedrich Fasch. These recordings were typical of the era's socialist cultural policy, which prioritized high-fidelity captures of classical repertoire performed by state-supported ensembles, such as the Berlin Chamber Orchestra.

The sleeve design and curatorial focus represent the standard ETERNA aesthetic of the 1970s, which emphasized scholarly presentation and technical clarity for a listening audience within the Eastern Bloc. While the specific recording sessions were collaborative efforts involving prominent soloists of the time, the release was received primarily as a reliable, utilitarian document of baroque and early classical works. It remains a hallmark of the ETERNA catalog, known for its balanced, clean analog sound quality characteristic of the label's later production years.