The BBC Symphony Orchestra - Symphony No 41 C Major The Jupiter

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Review by Viviane Vivi Flor ou kchinhos

Symphony No. 41 in C Major, “The Jupiter” – A Divine Mess of Genius Let’s cut to the chase: Mozart’s Symphony No. 41, aka The Jupiter, performed by The BBC Symphony Orchestra, is like that one friend who shows up at a party and just owns it without even trying. You know, the one with the effortlessly cool vibe? Yeah, that’s this album. Released under Victor (because apparently, they knew what they were doing back then), this US-labeled gem takes classical music and turns it into something so ridiculously polished you’ll wonder if Mozart was actually human. Spoiler alert: He wasn’t. Now, I’m not gonna lie—this symphony has four movements, but let’s be real: some tracks hit harder than others. For instance, the 3rd Movement - Menuetto & Trio feels like an elegant dance-off between aristocrats who secretly hate each other but still have to look graceful about it. It starts off all prim and proper, then BAM—the trio section sneaks in with these lush, dreamy strings that make you want to close your eyes and pretend you’re sipping tea in 18th-century Vienna. Except, y’know, without the smallpox outbreaks. Then there’s the 4th Movement - Finale - Molto Allegro, which is basically Mozart flexing so hard he might as well be wearing sunglasses indoors. This thing is a whirlwind of counterpoint magic—a fancy way of saying multiple melodies are duking it out for attention, but somehow they all get along beautifully. By the time it wraps up (Molto Allegro - Concluded), you’re left sitting there thinking, “Wait…what just happened?” It’s chaotic, intricate, and utterly brilliant, kinda like trying to explain quantum physics after two cups of coffee. I mean, sure, the rest of the movements are great too—like the Andante Cantabile, which is basically Mozart whispering sweet nothings into your ear through violins—but those two tracks really stuck with me. Maybe it’s because they feel like the musical equivalent of eating dessert first; indulgent, satisfying, and slightly dangerous. Here’s the kicker though: Listening to The Jupiter makes you realize how unfair life is. How does one dude write something this good over 200 years ago while most of us can barely compose a decent Instagram caption? Like, come on, Wolfgang. Share the talent, man. In conclusion, if you’re looking for an album that’ll make you feel smarter just by having it on in the background, grab this one. But don’t blame me when your cat starts judging you for not understanding fugues.

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TrackDurationPreview
1st Movement - Allegro Vivace - Concluded
3rd Movement - Menuetto & Trio
1st Movement - Allegro Vivace
2nd Movement - Andante Cantabile - Concluded
3rd movement - menuetto - concluded
Impresario - Overture
4th Movement - Finale - Molto Allegro - Concl.
2nd Movement - Andante Cantabile
4th Movement - Finale - Motto Allegro

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Catalog Numbers

AM 203

Labels

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Formats

  • 4 × Shellac
  • 12"
  • 78 RPM

Credits

RoleCredit
Composed ByMozart

About The BBC Symphony Orchestra

British orchestra founded in 1930 and based in London. It is the principal orchestra of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

Name Vars

  • B. B. B. Symphony Orchestra
  • B. B. C. Symphonie-Orchester
  • B. B. C. Symphony
  • B.B. C. Symphony Orchestra
  • B.B.C Symphony Orchestra
  • B.B.C. Orchestra (Section D)
  • B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra
  • B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra London
  • B.B.C. Wireless Symphony Orchestra
  • B.B.C.Symphony Orchestra
  • BBC Choir Symphony Orchestra
  • BBC Northern Symphony
  • BBC Orchestra
  • BBC Radio Orchestra
  • BBC SO
  • BBC Sinfonie Orchester
  • BBC Sinfonie-Orchester
  • BBC Singers & Symphony
  • BBC Symfonie-orkest
  • BBC Symphonie Orchester
  • BBC Symphony
  • BBC Symphony Chorus & Orchestra
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra & Chorus
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra And Chorus
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra London
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra Viola Section
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra and
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra and Choir
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra, Chorus & Singers
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra, London
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra, Singers And Chrous
  • BBC Symphony Orchestra, The
  • BBC Symphony, Chorus & Singers
  • BBC Szimfonikus Zenekar
  • BBC Theater Orchestra
  • BBC-Orchester
  • BBC-Sinfonie-Orchester
  • BBC-Symphony Orchestra
  • BBCSO
  • BBC຤߿ॽۣ
  • B"B"C Symphony Orchestra
  • BșBșC Symphony Orchestra
  • Das B.B.C Sinfonie Orchester
  • Das B.B.C. Sinfonie-Orchester
  • Das BBC Sinfonie Orchester
  • Das Britische Rundfunk-Symphonie-Orch.
  • L'Orchestre De La B.B.C.
  • Members Of The BBC Orchestra
  • Members Of The BBC Symphony Orchestra
  • Musiciens Du BBC Symphony Orchestra
  • Orchestra
  • Orchestra Of BBC
  • Orchestra Of The BBC
  • Orchestra Of TheBBC
  • Orchestra Sinfonica Della B.B.C. Di Londra
  • Orchestra Sinfonica Della BBC
  • Orchestra Sinfonica Della Bbc
  • Orchestra of the BBC
  • Orchestre De La B.B.C.
  • Orchestre De La BBC
  • Orchestre Symphonique
  • Orchestre Symphonique B.B.C.
  • Orchestre Symphonique De La B.B.C.
  • Orchestre Symphonique De La B.B.C. Avec Choeurs
  • Orchestre Symphonique De La BBC
  • Orquesta De La B.B.C
  • Orquesta Sinfonica BBC
  • Orquesta Sinfonica De La B.B.C.
  • Orquesta Sinfonica De La B.B.C. De Londres
  • Orquesta Sinfonica De La BBC
  • Orquesta Sinfónica De La B.B.C.
  • Orquesta Sinfónica De La BBC
  • Orquesta Sinfónica de la B.B.C.
  • Orquesta Sinfónica de la BBC
  • Orquestra Simfonica de la BBC
  • Orquestra Sinfonica Da B.B.C.
  • Orquestra Sinfónica Da BBC
  • Orquestra Sinfônica Da BBC
  • Sao Paulo Symphony Orchestra
  • Solistas Y Coros De La BBC De Londres
  • Streicher Vom BBC-Orchester
  • Symfonický Orchestr B. B. C.
  • Symfonický Orchestr BBC
  • Symfoniorkester
  • Symphonieorchester der BBC
  • Symphony Orchestra
  • The B. B. C. Orchestra
  • The B. B. C. Symphony Orchestra
  • The B.B.C Symphony Orchestra
  • The B.B.C. Orchestra
  • The B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra
  • The B.B.C.Symphony Orchestra
  • The BBC Northern Orchestra
  • The BBC Orchestra
  • The BBC Radio Orchestra
  • The BBC Symphony
  • The BBC Symphony Orch.
  • The BBC Symphony Orchestra
  • The British Broadcasting Choir Symphoy Orchestra
  • The British Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra
  • The London Philharmonic
  • Συμφωνική Ορχήστρα
  • Оркестр Би-Би-Си
  • Симфонический Оркестр Би-Би-Си
  • Симфонический Оркестр Британской Радиовещательной Корпорации

Members

  • Natasha Wright
  • Richard Walton
  • Jack Brymer
  • Gennadi Rozhdestvensky
  • Martin Owen
  • Jane Marshall
  • Chris Cowie
  • George Robertson
  • Stephen Saunders
  • Alan Civil
  • John Wilbraham
  • Hugh Bean
  • James Galway
  • Clive Anstee
  • Alan Dalziel
  • Paul Cosh
  • Gary Kettel
  • Simon Estell
  • Frances Dewar
  • Malcolm Arnold
  • John Kitchen
  • Jeff Wakefield
  • John Anderson
  • Sidney Sutcliffe
  • Colin Huber
  • Philip Hall
  • Andy Fawbert
  • Mark Walton
  • Judith Herbert
  • Nicola Holland
  • Andrew Haveron
  • David Powell
  • Clare Tyack
  • Leonard Slatkin
  • Harry Danks
  • David Measham
  • Richard Skinner
  • Helen Cooper
  • Celia Craig
  • James Holland
  • John Orford
  • David Hockings
  • Sam Walton
  • Francis Nolan
  • John Marson
  • John Fletcher
  • Philip Jones
  • Jenny King
  • Sue Monks
  • Jesse Stamp
  • Adrian Smith
  • Roger Harvey
  • Richard Hosford
  • Tamsy Kaner
  • Michelle Bruil
  • Hilary Jones
  • John Chimes
  • Sue Dent
  • Hilary Storer
  • Hugh Maguire
  • Denis Vigay
  • Raymond Cohen
  • Byron Fulcher
  • Christopher Larkin
  • Kate Read
  • Michael Atkinson
  • Sidonie Goossens
  • Janet Craxton
  • Stephen Bryant
  • John Stenhouse
  • Rachel Gough
  • David Archer
  • John Alley
  • Kathryn Saunders
  • Timothy Brown
  • John Tyler
  • Harry Blech
  • Stephen Shakeshaft
  • Raymond Ovens
  • Ferenc Szucs
  • Gwyn Edwards
  • William Waterhouse
  • Benjamin Roskams
  • Kenneth Heath
  • Timothy Jones
  • Gareth Griffiths
  • Kevin Nutty
  • Jonathan Williams
  • Christopher Hind
  • David Chew
  • Carsten Williams
  • Paul Marrion
  • Bela Dekany
  • Richard Simpson
  • Patrick Cardas
  • Denzil Floyd
  • Edward Barry
  • Graham Sheen
  • Alex Neal
  • Eleanor Mathieson
  • Elizabeth Randell
  • Kevin Smith
  • Francis Markus
  • Henry Hardy
  • Gareth Bimson
  • Christopher Mowat
  • Alison Knight
  • Duke Dobing
  • Michael Cox
  • Hugh Sparrow
  • Lionel Bentley
  • Geoffrey Gilbert
  • Michael Hirst
  • Elizabeth Burley
  • Alexander Kok
  • Ambrose Gauntlett
  • Eugene Cruft
  • Archie Camden
  • Eli Goren
  • Andriy Viytovych
  • Richard Aylwin
  • William Houghton
  • James Merrett
  • Peter Harvey
  • Sioned Williams
  • Clare Ganister
  • Susan Frankel
  • Martin Hurrell
  • Brendan Thomas
  • Donald Watson
  • Richard Stagg
  • Patricia Morris
  • Rebecca Shorrock
  • Ruth Hudson
  • Gwendoline Gale
  • Edwin Dodd
  • Hanna Gmitruk
  • Daniel Meyer
  • Ursula Heidecker
  • Robert Bishop
  • Phillipa Ballard
  • Charles Renwick
  • Celia Waterhouse
  • Jacqueline Hartley
  • Dawn Neller
  • Russell Dawson
  • Keith Gurry
  • Regan Crowley
  • Lynette Wynn-Padfield
  • Jeremy Martin
  • Marian Gulbicki
  • Mark Sheridan
  • Audrey Henning
  • Dylan Marvelly
  • Nikos Zarb
  • Caroline Harrison
  • Clare Hinton
  • Eric Sargon
  • Andrew McVeigh
  • Emma Pritchard
  • Janice Brodie
  • Gerald Manning
  • Graham Bradshaw
  • Peter Freyhan
  • Alan Andrews
  • Julian Trafford
  • Peter Mallinson
  • Heather Birks
  • Peter Muscant
  • Marie Strøm
  • Michael Murray
  • Leonard Dommett
  • Anna Colman
  • Fiona Brett
  • Aubrey Brain
  • Colin Sauer
  • Angus Anderson
  • Rebecca Chambers
  • Amyn Merchant
  • Katherine Lacy
  • Norman Nelson
  • Claude Hobday
  • Neill Sanders
  • Lorna McGhee
  • James Gourlay
  • Anneke Hodnett
  • Francis Bradley
  • Colin Bradbury
  • Bernard Shore
  • Gerald Drucker
  • Charles Woodhouse
  • Niall Keatley
  • Dean Williamson
  • Eric Pritchard
  • Phil Cobb
  • Emily Francis
  • Mike Leaver
  • Hania Gmitruk
  • Natalie Taylor
  • Andrew Hendrie
  • Tom Winthorpe
  • Frederick Thurston
  • Colin Davis
  • Ian Mackintosh
  • Imogen East
  • Jason Evans
  • Justin Jones
  • Peter Davis
  • Lucy Curnow
  • Antoine Bedewi
  • Duncan Swindells
  • Phil Taylor
  • Helen Vollam
  • Robert Murchie
  • Jack Mackintosh
  • Nicholas Bayley
  • James Burke
  • Michael Lloyd
  • Alexia Cammish
  • Aubrey Thonger
  • Colin Courtney
  • J. McDonagh
  • James Opie
  • Marie Wilson
  • Philippa Ballard
  • Dawn Beazley
  • Richard Alsop
  • Michael Clarke
  • Adolf Mink
  • Charles Martin
  • Patrick Wastnage
  • Jenni Workman
  • Emma Greenwood
  • Ruth Ben-Nathan
  • Danny Fajardo
  • Peter Furniss
  • Joseph Cooper
  • Rachel Samuel
  • Christopher Newport
  • Ruth Schulten
  • Graham Mitchell
  • Sarah Hedley Miller
  • Dominic Moore
  • Alfred Flaszynski
  • Carol Ella
  • Nana Raitaluoto
  • Ernest Hall
  • Jochen Neuffer

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? Mozart's *Symphony No. 41 in C Major*, nicknamed "The Jupiter," is often called his greatest symphonic achievement. It’s packed with intricate musical ideas and stunning complexity, especially in the final movement. What’s wild is that Mozart wrote this masterpiece in just a few weeks, alongside two other symphonies! The BBC Symphony Orchestra brought it to life on a Victor label album, showcasing why this piece remains a cornerstone of classical music. Not bad for something composed over 200 years ago, right?