Mozart, “Jupiter” Symphony / Simone Young

The mother of symphonies, its "immortal model," said Mendelssohn: the nickname "Jupiter," chosen after Mozart's death, fired the public's imagination, fascinated from the first day by this miracle, from the vigorous appeal of the first movement to the Apollonian radiance of the last. Simone Young commands the song of grace, after having made the National's music stands shine in Éric Tanguy's new Concert for Orchestra and awakened some Mozartian m...