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SUMMARY:Coastal Symphony Season Tickets
LOCATION:Center for the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Of Planets and Stars Far\, Far Away Monday\, October 5\, 2026 
 Two beloved orchestral epics collide in one unforgettable evening. Gustav 
 Holst's The Planets takes you on a sweeping journey through the cosmos\, f
 rom the thunder of Mars to the serenity of Neptune. John Williams' iconic 
 Star Wars selections transport you to a galaxy far\, far away. Equal parts
  cinematic and celestial\, this season opener proves that some of the grea
 test adventures in music happen right here at home. Sea\, Land\, and Victo
 ry Tuesday\, November 17\, 2026 A program rooted in storm\, sea\, and home
 land. Wagner's Flying Dutchman Overture sets the stage with thunderous dra
 ma\, while Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 delivers one of the most triumphan
 t musical journeys ever written. At the heart of the evening: the world pr
 emiere of Elizabeth Kelly's Coastal Concerto \, composed especially for CS
 G and inspired by the ecology of the Golden Isles\, featuring tuba soloist
  James Jenkins in a role rarely given center stage. Seasons of Sound: From
  Mozart to Glass Monday\, February 15\, 2027 Two centuries of musical inno
 vation\, one extraordinary night. Mozart's Symphony No. 41 shares the prog
 ram with Philip Glass's hypnotic Violin Concerto No. 2\, "The American Fou
 r Seasons\," featuring acclaimed violinist Yevgeny Kutik. From classical e
 legance to minimalist brilliance\, this concert is a study in contrast\, a
 nd a showcase of just how far the symphony can take you. Beethoven Symphon
 y No. 9 Monday\, April 12\, 2027 The symphony that changed music forever. 
 Beethoven's Ninth stands as one of humanity's greatest artistic achievemen
 ts. Composed when Beethoven was completely deaf\, it remains a testament t
 o the power of the human spirit. CSG closes its season with the work that 
 closes every great season: a celebration of joy\, unity\, and the music th
 at brings us all together.\n\nBoletos: https://www.purplepass.com/events/3
 80819-coastal-symphony-season-tickets-oct-5th-2026
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