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Gustav Holst’s “The Planets” in Our Galaxy, Close to Home
Think Star Wars, Close Encounters of the Third Kind and any movie set in space, and the music score is most likely inspired by Gustav Theodore Holst’s The Planets. John Williams, indeed, did borrow from Holst’s first movement: “Mars, the … Continue reading
Posted in Composers, Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Portland Symphony Orchestra
Tagged Fred Child, Gustav Holst, Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, John Williams, Michael Steinberg, Nashville Symphony Orchestra, Philadelphia Orchestra, Portland Symphony Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, Star Wars, Ted Libbey, The Planets
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