3.2 Symphony Concert "Star Journey"

Embark on an interstellar odyssey with *3.2 Symphony Concert “Star Journey,”* a cinematic celebration of orchestral triumphs that will leave fans breathless. The program explodes into the cosmos with John Williams’ legendary space fanfare from *Star Wars,* instantly transporting the audience beyond our planetary horizon. At the heart of the performance is Daniel‑driven energy from Felix Drake, principal cellist of the NPW, as he transforms an electric cello into a star‑shaped instrument of wonder, presenting Enrico Chapela’s world‑famous concerto **“Magnetar.”** Inspired by astrophysics and the dramatic phenomena of neutron stars, Chapela’s piece delivers pulsating, orchestral heavy‑metal vitality that has dazzled audiences worldwide. The journey continues back to the early twentieth century with Gustav Holst’s iconic **“Planets”** suite, a bold exploration of celestial forces that set the archetype for all science‑fiction music. Holst’s furious soundscapes and mysterious melodies guarantee a magical listening experience, a timeless testament to the enduring allure of orchestral storytelling. Get ready to feel the force, mystery, and awe of the universe—all captured on film. For viewing details and tickets, visit the link: *Details & tickets.*