Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony No. 41 in C major, K. 551 - Jupiter Symphony

Written only 6 months before his untimely death and still part of the Catholic liturgy today: a motet by Mozart regarded as a "crystallization of classical simplicity and grandeur"

Mozart's legendary last composition, created on his deathbed: an unfinished requiem for a mysterious anonymous patron and one of the most famous masterpieces in the history of music

One of the greatest achievements in the history of Western music: Beethoven's last and most important symphony, now the European anthem and a UNESCO Memory of the World

Natural simplicity and brilliant sophistication: the original score of perhaps Mozart's most famous piece, created at the height of his career but not published until more than 20 years after his death

One of only two piano concertos in a minor key, written for strings, winds, and timpani: the widest range of instruments among Mozart's piano compositions and the rarest testimony to the century-old genius's working method

Surpassed all previous liturgical compositions by the musical genius: Mozart's unfinished yet incomparably monumental Mass in C minor as a pinnacle of his complete oeuvre