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Propulsive confidence reasserts itself, of course, and closes the Symphony with great brilliance, refocusing rather than banishing the dangers. But it too enters development with expectation-shattering strokes and finds further terror there. Another long-spanned sonata form, the finale seeks to answer the questions that the first movement had asked, with vehement energy. The Trio section, in G major, is the only music in the Symphony that Mozart did not change in his revision, making the oboes a particularly prominent dash of color. The bold swagger of the Minuet, back in minor mode, comes from its canonic reinforcement. But Mozart takes this music to strange, chromatically unsettling, places, and the throbbing eighth notes prove as insistent as the more manic energies of the opening. The sighing Andante seems a lighter, brighter world, if only through the major key (E-flat) and more sedate pace. Amazingly, Mozart is able to increase tension throughout, into a coda of deepest, darkest feeling.

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Schumann found the work вЂњfull of Hellenic grace,вЂќ but it is also full of violent dislocations, such as the abrupt lurch into F-sharp minor for the development section of the opening movement, in which harmony is further stretched as Mozart obsesses with the head of the main theme. The beginning вЂ“ soft, murmurous accompaniment waiting on its melody вЂ“ became a Romantic-era trope, but was surely a shock to MozartвЂ™s contemporaries. In either version, however, this is urgent, passionate music. (The clarinets seem so characteristically Mozartian, but he only used them in four of his symphonies, and two of those вЂ“ including this one вЂ“ as revisions.) In the 19th century the work was known primarily in its original version, but performing it with the clarinets gradually became standard practice in the 20th century. (In another irony, those concerts were benefits for widows and orphans, of which the composer would shortly leave his own.) For these performances Mozart added a pair of clarinets to the orchestration, working them into his existing oboe parts. The G-minor Symphony, however, was indeed performed twice in April 1791, when the conductor was Antonio Salieri, the composer and court musician most remembered today for the unfounded claim that he poisoned Mozart seven months later. Set in the key of E minor, this version contains.

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He undoubtedly wrote them for a series of subscription concerts he planned for that summer, but there is no indication that those performances ever took place. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts next-to-last symphony is presented here in a challenging, yet accessible arrangement. Little is known about the performance history of these three symphonies under their composer. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last.fm.

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With their first Mozart album, conductor and orchestra extend their successful PENTATONE discography that already contains the complete symphonies of Mendelssohn, crowned with a 2017 Jahrespreis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik.MozartвЂ™s last three symphonies were written in the summer of 1788, with the composer finishing the G-minor Symphony on July 25th. Listen free to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Mozart: Symphony No.

These extraordinary works are performed here by the NDR Radiophilharmonie and Andrew Manze, and will be followed by a recording of MozartвЂ™s 38th and 39th symphonies. Even if his untimely death came unexpectedly, these two symphonies fill the listener with a sense of culmination, and may be seen as a sublime conclusion of both MozartвЂ™s musical development and of the eighteenth-century symphony in general. From the famous G-minor opening movement of the 40th symphony that cuts straight to the chase to the unprecedented complexity of the 41st symphonyвЂ™s majestic finale, Mozart displays his vivid melodic invention as well as the maturity of his вЂњoldвЂќ musical soul. Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Sergiu Celibidache, MГјnchner Philharmoniker - CELIBIDACHE / MГјnchner Philharmoniker - Mozart: Symphony No. Considered to be the highest triumph of instrumental composition in his own day, MozartвЂ™s final symphonies continue to sweep audiences away.

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