The blurb on Amazon UK says -
Following a long maturation process, Jordi Savall presents his interpretation of Mozart's last three symphonies. He has chosen - on this double album - to repeat the 'Symphony No. 40', in order to underline the continuity existing from one work to the other. This is an important dimension of this milestone of the orchestral music in the XVIIIth Century. The Concert des Nations is at its best and put flesh and bone on this vision, in which fluidity and theatricalness dominate.
It seems you get the same version twice, no indication which one. The album doesn't show up on the Alia Vox website yet.
Ugh. If you're going to offer relatively short measure on your discs
just own up to it.
If someone said "Mozart wrote a set of 3 symphonies. They weren't designed to fit neatly on CD. That's life." it'd be a point in that person's favour. Instead we get this kind of nonsense that pretends we aren't all capable of switching from one disc to another ourselves, and/or ignores the number of people that listen in other formats anyway.
Seriously, is the streaming/download version going to repeat as well?
There are plenty of idiotic blurbs around, but that ranks right up there.