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SUMMARY:Holst's The Planets
DESCRIPTION:Stephanie Childress — a conductor with “irresistible\, headlo
 ng energy” (Financial Times) — leads one of classical music’s grandest s
 pectacles: Holst’s The Planets. With movements including the ethereal “N
 eptune\, the Mystic” to the thundering “Mars\, the Bringer of War\,” thi
 s iconic suite sweeps you to the heavens. The MSO’s own Margaret Butler 
 takes center stage with an all-too-rarely showcased cousin to the oboe\,
  the English horn\; Ned Rorem’s gleaming concerto\, in five brief moveme
 nts\, offers evocative titles such as “Love Letter\,” “Perpetual Motion\
 ,” and “Recurring Dream.” The program opens with a U.S. premiere for str
 ings by Pulitzer Prize finalist Mary Kouyoumdjian — “her style is never 
 far from profound rapture\,” claims The Los Angeles Times. How you'll fe
 el: swept up\, surprised\, and as though you can see the music\n\nMore i
 nfo: https://www.mso.org/concerts/holsts-the-planets/\n\nhttps://findloc
 al.community/event/e24c11c9-b6b6-4ef0-b663-d0709ed05552
LOCATION:Bradley Symphony Center\, 212 W Wisconsin Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI 5
 3203
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/e24c11c9-b6b6-4ef0-b663-d0709ed0555
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