In Holst’s The Planets, each movement is named for the astrological characteristic of that planet, such as “Mars, the Bringer of War” and “Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity.” Listen to this excerpt from “Venus, the Bringer of Peace” and hear the entire work January 31–February 1. | The Philadelphia Orchestra

Daniele Rustioni, described as “mesmerizing to watch” (The Guardian), leads the Orchestra in Gustav Holst’s iconic The Planets. Don’t miss this interstellar concert, featuring soundscapes such as a wordless female choir and the powerful pipe organ. | The Philadelphia Orchestra

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58K views · 2K reactions | A jubilant ‘Jupiter’ from Holst’s The Planets - from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic at Classic FM Live at the Royal Albert Hall! ❤️ | Classic FM | Facebook

Spend some more time amongst the stars with Holst's The Planets, performed by the Sibelius Academy Symphony Orchestra, Royal College of Music Symphony Orchestra & Chamber Choir and conductor Sakari Oramo. Watch now on BBC iPlayer | BBC Proms

Behold Aries' untameable intensity, revel in the contagious joy of Sagittarius and marvel at the ethereal depth of Pisces with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Holst’s The Planets is your ticket to a symphonic encounter with the astrological signs. 🪐♈ | Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Experience a symphonic tour of the solar system through Holst’s cosmic The Planets—its iconic “Mars” movement the inspiration behind Darth Vader's theme, “The Imperial March.” Join us Feb 26, 27 & Mar 1 at Roy Thomson Hall. | Toronto Symphony Orchestra