Mozart - Symphony No. 39 | Grand piano + Digital orchestra

John Bereslavsky (grand piano) and Teo Leonov (digital orchestra) Mozart’s Swan Song. It is the deepest and the most philosophical of all the symphonies but undeservedly forgotten. It was written a few days before Mozart’s departure. It was a period of severe crisis in his life – of a spiritual crisis. At that time he wrote his last eschatological things – the things that he would leave after his departure, post-mortem… In one of Mozart’s letters we read “The beautiful is eternal. Love is eternal, I give it to you! It will not go away with my departure.” This symphony, as a philosophical result of the composer’s life, can be called after-Mozart. It is the highest that can be! The immortal archetype of man is revealed here – pure love Amor Fino, the swan song of inseparability! Facebook:   / johnbogomil   #johnbereslavsky #mozart