Jupiter Reimagined
David Bobrowitz/arr. J. Cameron Law
The four-note sequence C-D-F-E can be heard as far back as ancient plainchant, as in Josquin's Missa Pange Lingua. Mozart chose to use this same note sequence as the starting point in the exciting last movement of his final symphony, the …
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The four-note sequence C-D-F-E can be heard as far back as ancient plainchant, as in Josquin's Missa Pange Lingua. Mozart chose to use this same note sequence as the starting point in the exciting last movement of his final symphony, the "Jupiter" Symphony No. 41. All the parts have a great deal of interest and show off musical skill and maturity. Exciting to play, conduct, and listen to, this revisiting of a classic work will be the hit of your concert!