Experience the awe-inspiring beauties of the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral at the Philadelphia Organ Festival: Holst’s The Planets. Taking place on March 21, 2024, at 19 South 38th Street, Philadelphia, this event will feature Daryl Robinson, an accomplished organist, performing on the Emery Brothers organ, originally crafted by the esteemed Austin Organ Co. in 1903. Presented by Partners for Sacred Places, this festival aims to showcase the unparalleled power of the pipe organ in creating music that captivates and mesmerizes audiences, set against the backdrop of some of Philadelphia’s most magnificent architectural marvels.

During this evening of music, attendees will have the opportunity to listen to excerpts from Gustav Holst’s renowned composition, The Planets, skillfully transcribed for the organ by Daryl Robinson, the distinguished winner of the 2012 American Guild of Organists National Competition. Moreover, the program will unveil a new piece from the Composition Competition of the Philadelphia Organ Festival. Tickets for this extraordinary event range from $10 to $30. Immerse yourself in the transformative melodies and grandeur of the pipe organ at the Philadelphia Organ Festival: Holst’s The Planets.

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