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Gustav Holst’s The Planets has shaped the sound of sci-fi, most famously inspiring John Williams’s “The Imperial March” from Star Wars. From the intensity of “Mars, Bringer of War” to the ethereal mystery of “Neptune, the Mystic,” discover the astrological characters of each planet in this singular journey through the cosmos.

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Voyage through the Planets

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

The Spoleto Festival USA Orchestra and Chorus unite for a jubilant production of Joseph Haydn’s 1798 oratorio The Creation. The three-act masterwork chronicles the biblical creation narrative from emptiness to Eden, entwining Haydn’s exultant score with a vivid libretto drawn from Genesis, Psalms, and John Milton’s Paradise Lost—in a riveting journey from chaos to order.

Spoleto Festival USA Chorus + Orchestra: The Creation

Gaillard Center

The Spoleto Festival USA Chorus, composed of gifted vocal fellows from across the nation, celebrates its third season with two highly anticipated programs.

Spoleto Festival USA Chorus

 Cathedral Church of St. Luke & St. Paul

 St. Matthew's Lutheran Church

Bookended by two of Bruckner’s sacred choral works, the transcendent and unfinished Ninth Symphony, Bruckner’s last , will be performed by Yannick and the Orchestra as the composer wished it: with his soaring Te Deum as its finale. Bruckner considered the Te Deum his masterpiece, calling it “the pride of his life,” and Gustav Mahler, who treasured Bruckner’s score, said it was written “for the tongues of angels.” Savor the infinite beauty of the human voice in this joyful, majestic music, performed by the Philadelphia Symphonic Choir and a cast of acclaimed operatic soloists.

Conductor, Director

Joe Miller

Events

Past events

Jan 30, 2025

Voyage through the Planets · Philadelphia Orchestra

Jun 3, 2024

Spoleto Festival USA Chorus + Orchestra: The Creation · Spoleto Festival USA

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