Mozart’s final Symphony, No.41, is often considered his capstone orchestral work and of the crowning achievements of symphonic music. Nicknamed the Jupiter, No.41 is a joyous work that plays with a wide range of colours and emotions. It concludes with its famous five-part fugue, where five themes developed throughout the movement are combined in an incomparable display of artistic triumph. The MSO’s energetic performance was ‘a reminder of how precious and memorable a night with Mozart can be’(ClassikON).