MOZART SYMPHONY # 33 ; K. 319 ~ CARLOS KLEIBER 1996

Scored for paired oboes, bassoons, horns, and strings featuring a divided viola part, the symphony no. 33 in B flat major was originally in three movements; the Minuet and Trio was added for performances in Vienna. In 1782, Mozart added a Minuet and Trio to the symphony, placing it in third position. The generally dark mood is an unusual trait of this B flat major movement. The Trio tune slightly resembles the second theme of the first movement. However, the cheerful finale is filled with abundant energy and endless musicality.
The German born, Austrian conductor Carlos Kleiber, (who passed away in 2004), is widely regarded as being among the greatest conductors of the 20th century