Haydn is a surname-turned-first-name famously associated with Joseph Haydn, the Austrian composer regarded as the “Father of the Symphony.†The name carries dual meanings: in some sources, it relates to “heathenâ€, and in others, it evokes the elemental power of fire. The cultural weight of the musical genius Joseph Haydn lends the name a classical and artistic prestige.
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