Name: Holst’s The Planets
Start: 2026-04-25T19:30:00
Location: Michigan Theater

The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra's events for the 2024-2026 seasons offer a musical extravaganza that promises to captivate audiences with its diverse repertoire and exceptional performances. From the grand finale of the 24/25 season featuring Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 5 to the festive Holiday Pops, each event is thoughtfully curated to provide a unique and enriching experience. Esteemed conductors, soloists, and creative compositions come together to celebrate the timeless beauty of orchestral music, inviting music lovers on a melodious journey through different eras and genres.

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The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra embarks on an exceptional musical journey, weaving through the resounding chords of classical greats and the vibrant expressions of modern compositions. With talents like Martin James Bartlett and Jacob Collier gracing the stage, each performance promises a unique experience. From the thunderous Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto to the celestial sounds of Holst's The Planets, this season offers a symphony for every soul. Let’s explore the rich tapestry of events that illustrate the sheer breadth and depth of the A2SO's offerings this season.

A Symphony of Seasons: Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra's Diverse Musical Journey

The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra is set to enchant music lovers with a season full of captivating concerts. This year, the orchestra promises an unforgettable musical journey featuring everything from classic orchestral masterpieces like Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 and Ravel’s Boléro, to boundary-pushing performances by contemporary stars such as Jacob Collier and Chris Thile. With a lineup that spans genres and centuries, the Symphony invites audiences to experience the transformative power of music through diverse programs that celebrate both tradition and innovation.

A Symphony in Ann Arbor: A Journey Through Music and Magic

Join the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra as they embark on a journey of music and celebration in 2026, marking significant cultural moments. Kicking off with a tribute to Mozart by renowned pianist Michelle Cann, the season unfolds with a Lunar New Year and Valentine's special by Danny Koo, a heavenly Mahler Symphony No. 4, and a pop-music extravaganza featuring iconic hits. Concluding with Holst's 'The Planets', this concert series promises an unforgettable year of music and artistry.

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The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra (A2SO) is set to illuminate the cultural landscape of 2026 with a series of spectacular concerts. From the elegance of Mozart and Beethoven, through the cultural vibrancy of the Lunar New Year, to the celestial grandeur of Holst's 'The Planets', each event offers a unique musical experience. Featuring renowned artists like Michelle Cann, Danny Koo, and Juliana Zara, these performances promise to enchant audiences with a blend of masterful compositions and passionate interpretations.

Symphonic Wonders: A Journey Through Culture, Classics, and Celestial Sounds

The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra (A2SO) unveils a captivating series of events that promise to enchant audiences with diverse musical expressions. From the romantic strains of Danny Koo's violin to Mahler's heavenly symphony, and the pop classics that defined eras, A2SO's upcoming concerts are not to be missed. Featuring notable artists such as Danny Koo, Juliana Zara, and Maximilian Hornung, these performances celebrate cultural themes and iconic sounds, concluding with Holst's awe-inspiring 'The Planets.' Experience a season where music transcends boundaries and evokes profound emotions.

A2SO's Season of Spectacular Sound: From Lunar New Year to Celestial Melodies

Earl Lee

Maximilian Hornung

Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra

The A2SO and Music Director Earl Lee round out an extraordinary 25-26 concert season with Holst’s towering celestial masterpiece The Planets plus Elgar’s poignant cello concerto with in-demand German virtuoso Maximilian Hornung.

Holst’s The Planets

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