Symphonies Nr. 26, K184-Nr 34, K.338-Nr 31 "parisienne", K.297r (In E Flat Major)

Released by Deutsche Grammophon in the late 1960s, this recording features Karl Böhm leading the Berliner Philharmoniker in a selection of Mozart symphonies. These performances reflect the established German tradition of mid-twentieth-century orchestral playing, characterized by a refined, weighted approach to Mozart's middle and late-period symphonic works that eschews the period-instrument conventions that would become prevalent decades later.

The album is part of a celebrated series of Mozart recordings by Böhm and the Berlin Philharmonic, which garnered significant critical acclaim for its structural clarity and disciplined execution. The artwork and design follow the classic Deutsche Grammophon house style of the era, emphasizing a clean, authoritative aesthetic that aligns with the label's reputation for high-fidelity technical production and prestige classical repertoire.