Oct. 16, 17 & 18

Mozart’s Jupiter & JIJI

About This Concert

Mozart’s Symphony No. 41 Jupiter will be performed live in Houston October 16–18, 2026 with the Houston Symphony at Jones Hall.

The spark of genius ignites with commanding, unstoppable force in Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony, setting off a grand display of musical fireworks every bit as astounding today as 200 years ago.

Described by The Washington Post as “One of the 21 composers/performers who sound like tomorrow”, guitar sensation JIJI fuses rock ‘n’ roll cool with stunning virtuosity in Aluminum Flowers, a concerto for both classical and electric guitar.

Get ready for an experience unlike anything you’ve ever seen in a concert hall!

Tickets

In-Hall Tickets

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Friday, Oct. 16

7:30 P.M. at Jones Hall

Saturday, Oct. 17

7:30 P.M. at Jones Hall

Sunday, Oct. 18

2:00 P.M. at Jones Hall

Livestream Access

Saturday, Oct. 17

7:30 P.M. at Jones Hall

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Artists

David Robertson

David Robertson

conductor

JIJI

JIJI

guitar

Sponsors

Video enhancement of Houston Symphony concerts is made possible by the Albert & Ethel Herzstein Foundation through a special gift celebrating the foundation's 50th anniversary in 2015

Extras

Additional Information

Doors Open:

60 mins. pre-concert

Prelude:

No Prelude

Duration

Approx. 120 mins

Intermission

20 mins.

Age Limit

Age 6+

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