Mozart - Symphony No 41 Jupiter Symphony No 40

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Review by Laura Packard

Album Review: Mozart’s Symphony No. 41 “Jupiter” & Symphony No. 40 Alright, let’s talk about this gem from 1984—Mozart’s Symphony No. 41 “Jupiter” and Symphony No. 40. It’s classical music at its finest, but don’t let the fancy label fool ya. This isn’t your grandma’s dusty record collection (well, unless she had great taste). The album’s got two conductors tag-teaming it: Leopold Ludwig on tracks B1a to B1d and Peter Maag handling A1a to A1d. You’ve also got two orchestras flexing their chops—the North German Radio Orchestra and the Philharmonia Hungarica. Props to editor H.C. Robbins Landon for keeping things tight. Now, I’m not gonna lie—this whole thing is packed with bangers, but if I had to pick a couple of standout tracks, I’d go with the Finale-Allegro Assai from Symphony No. 40 and the Allegretto from Symphony No. 41. Here’s why they stuck in my head. The Finale-Allegro Assai? Man, that track just zips along like someone spilled coffee on the orchestra and they’re trying not to spill their sheet music while playing. It’s frantic but so smooth, you almost forget how wild it is. There’s this energy that builds up and then BOOM—it drops into these moments where everything clicks perfectly. It’s like watching fireworks—you know what’s coming, but you still can’t help being wowed every time. Then there’s the Allegretto from Symphony No. 41, aka the “Jupiter.” If the Finale-Allegro Assai feels like a caffeinated sprint, this one’s more like floating down a lazy river in the best way possible. It’s calm but sneaky deep; you start listening thinking, “Oh cool, nice vibes,” and before you know it, you’re zoning out and imagining yourself as some kind of 18th-century philosopher pondering life's big questions. Or maybe that’s just me. What makes this album special is how alive it feels—even though it was recorded decades ago. Like, yeah, Mozart wrote these symphonies centuries back, but hearing them performed by these orchestras under Ludwig and Maag gives them this fresh edge. It’s weirdly easy to picture the musicians geeking out over how epic the pieces are, especially during those tricky parts where everyone has to nail their timing or risk ruining the magic. Honestly, reviewing something like this feels kinda strange because it’s Mozart. What am I gonna say? “Hey, Wolfgang, good job writing timeless tunes”? But seriously, dude crushed it. And props to RCA Custom for putting this together. They didn’t mess around. Anyway, wrapping this up—I think the coolest part about listening to stuff like this is realizing how universal music really is. Like, here we are in 2023 talking about an Austrian guy who lived over 200 years ago, and his music still hits hard. Makes you wonder what people will be jamming to hundreds of years from now. Hopefully not autotuned TikTok trends… although, hey, never say never, right? So yeah, check out this album. Whether you're chilling after work or pretending to be cultured at a dinner party, it’s solid gold. Just don’t blame me if you end up accidentally memorizing all the movements.

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Album: Symphony No 41 Jupiter Symphony No 40
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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Molto Allegro
Symphony No. 40 In G Minor:
Menuetto Allegretto
Finale-Allegro Assai
Andante Cantabile
Symphony No. 41 In C Major (Jupiter):
Andante
Allegro Vivace
Allegretto

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Catalog Numbers

FW-623

Labels

RCA Custom

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • LP
  • Album
  • Reissue

Companies

RoleCompany
Distributed ByFunk & Wagnalls, Inc.

Credits

RoleCredit
Composed ByWolfgang Amadeus Mozart
ConductorLeopold Ludwig (tracks: B1a to B1d), Peter Maag (tracks: A1a to A1d)
Edited ByH.C. Robbins Landon
OrchestraNorth German Radio Orchestra (tracks: B1a to B1d), Philharmonia Hungarica (tracks: A1a to A1d)

Notes

  • Part 23 of a 24 part series: (Album 23).
  • Includes 12 page Biagraphy booklet of this Great Composer/Artist.
  • "Made in U.S.A". printed on Media Labels and "Printed in U.S.A." is on sleeve back.

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About Mozart

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Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? Mozart’s *Symphony No. 41*, also called the "Jupiter Symphony," is often hailed as one of his greatest works. It was paired with *Symphony No. 40* on a 1984 album released in the US under RCA Custom. Two conductors, Leopold Ludwig and Peter Maag, brought these masterpieces to life with different orchestras. The Philharmonia Hungarica tackled *Symphony No. 40*, while the North German Radio Orchestra handled the "Jupiter." Edited by H.C. Robbins Landon, this album highlights Mozart’s genius with tracks like the fiery *Molto Allegro* and the majestic *Finale-Allegro Assai*. Not bad for music written over 200 years ago, huh?