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5.0 classic | Vortilex | July 3rd 10 | Along with Requiem in D minor, the Jupiter Symphony is one of Mozart's greatest works. The first and fourth movements are especially brilliant. The Sonata/fugue used in the fourth movement is something unparalleled in the Classical period
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5.0 classic | lmanvonbraun | December 1st 15 | One of the best symphonies ever written, if not the best symphony ever written.
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0.0 | Yay | October 14th 13 | Why the hell does sputnik have classical music? I mean, I love it, but how am I supposed to compare Brahms to Joyce Manor?
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5.0 classic | branimirzivkovic | January 8th 13 | In just few months time in 1788. Mozart composed his last three fantastic symphonies besides some more chamber music. The last in C major nicknamed "Jupiter" is most cheerful of them, but it's impossible to say that it's the best. All three are exquisite, one more beautiful then the other.rThis particular symphony is famous for it's quadruple counterpoint in the last movement which is mind blowing, but all movements are exceptional in their own right. I would recommend performances conducted by Nikolaus Harnoncourt, who's interpretations of Mozart's menuet movements are right on the spot, I think, at least I never heard better ones.
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5.0 classic | starry | November 11th 10 | Awesome masterpiece, the last symphony from one of the greatest symphonists ever.
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3.0 good | Ossacip Olbap | February 24th 23 | jupiter is relentlessly praised as one of the most famous of mozart's symphonies, but the reality is his very late works are haphazard without reason and minimally executed, the fact that they were his very last works being the only reason for their fame. likewise only movement iv of jupiter is worth any attention, and even then he had composed far, far greater works before his untimely death
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5.0 classic | musichub | October 5th 22 | Incredible symphony, with a sort of grave finality to it (as hindsight-laden an opinion as that may be). The slow movement is Mozart's very best slow movement across any piece he ever wrote, and the finale is the best single movement of any of his symphonies, bar none. Everything else is energetic (and bombastic, in the case of the finale), but a fragment of the bounce and positivity from previous symphonies is gone. At the least, it's the work of a man maturing - with context, it's the work of a man whose light was just 3 years away from shutting off for good and had the foresight to create a magnum opus such as this before it did.
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5.0 classic | "Be Like Water" or broke like an oak | May 11th 20 | Symphonic Apogee of the Classical era.
Compedium of musical theory.
« One of the greatest wonders of symphonic music especially because of its finally.
In this last mouvement, the polyphonic genius of the great master
is revealed at the height of his amazing power «
Citation of Tchaikowsky
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4.5 superb | Jerrad | September 6th 21 |
4.0 excellent | GamamJ | February 25th 20 |
5.0 classic | kodama | January 8th 20 |
4.0 excellent | Onater | April 26th 19 |
3.5 great | A.R.O. STAFF | October 8th 18 |
3.5 great | arf | May 5th 18 |
5.0 classic | Ceg | January 27th 18 |
5.0 classic | adios | November 5th 17 |
5.0 classic | solrage | October 30th 17 |
5.0 classic | Piglet | June 25th 17 |
4.0 excellent | bbgames | June 16th 17 |
5.0 classic | leopm | November 9th 16 |
4.0 excellent | Greem | February 27th 16 |
4.0 excellent | Leymon | February 23rd 16 |
4.0 excellent | Flave | November 14th 15 |
4.5 superb | OvTrvth | October 16th 15 |
5.0 classic | taset90 | September 5th 15 |
5.0 classic | Krichek | January 12th 15 |
5.0 classic | Rodrigo | January 2nd 15 |
3.5 great | adr | August 22nd 14 |
5.0 classic | ANJ45 | October 4th 11 |
4.0 excellent | true | October 1st 11 |
4.0 excellent | iemona | January 18th 11 |
3.5 great | qwe3 | July 30th 10 |
5.0 classic | Kakz | January 15th 10 |
3.5 great | KILL | September 12th 09 |
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