All Concerts & Events
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The Music of John Williams Strikes Back
The Music of John Williams Strikes Back!
Back by popular demand—and this time, the Force is stronger than ever! Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Star Wars with the Spartanburg Philharmonic in an unforgettable tribute to one of cinema’s greatest musical storytellers: John Williams!
From the soaring heroics of Superman and the magical world of Harry Potter to the unforgettable adventures of Indiana Jones, E.T., and Star Wars, experience the legendary soundtracks that have thrilled generations of moviegoers.
Following the Philharmonic’s blockbuster 2018 tribute, conductor John Young Shik Concklin returns to the podium for an epic musical adventure filled with nostalgia, excitement, and the unmistakable magic of John Williams.
The music you love. The movies you remember. The orchestra like you've never heard it before.
American Heroes
September 12, 7:00 PM @ Twichell Auditorium
Our season opener! A powerful exploration of American identity and belief, featuring Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms, complete with a full community chorus.
Prefer Bowie to Beethoven? This symphony night is for you. Experience David Bowie and Brian Eno’s iconic “Heroes” reimagined by legendary composer Philip Glass for orchestra, plus powerful music by American composers Jessie Montgomery and Leonard Bernstein.
This isn’t your typical symphony concert. It’s Bowie, Glass, orchestra, chorus, and an electrifying sound you can only experience live.
Jessie Montgomery | Hymn for Everyone
Leonard Bernstein | Chichester Psalms
Philip Glass | Symphony No. 4 “Heroes”
First time at the Symphony?
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