Music ID help

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Music ID help

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I've been searching for years for the composer and title of a classical era composition. Can some one assist? Link below. Please do not respond by email.

Sorry the volume is low and quality is poor.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tIofm5zv-g
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Where did the recording come from?
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Tape recorder from radio speakers, about 10 yrs ago.
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Well, I've done some browsing of preview files of classical allegro movements in B-flat major; no hits so far.
Any other info to offer?
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A radio station host suggested it may be Haydn. For me the piece has Jupiter and Linz Symphonies' phrases.

The end of the movement is at the below link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkRW6QQ3C1Q&feature=plcp
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I think Haydn/Mozart is a little too early for the style of the excerpt, especially the minor key introduction of seemingly new material right before the recap (assuming it's a sonata-allegro movement). The repetitive ending hints at Beethoven or one of his contemporaries. It may be a movement from a symphony or even an opera overture.

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