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  • Several planets in a student shadow box come in and out of focus. They seem to resemble the rings around Saturn and various moons but they are colorful blue, pink and gold and hard to distinguish as actual planets.

    The Planets

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    Holst’s cosmic opus "The Planets" and Gabriella Smith’s vibrant "Tumblebird Contrails" launch the season with a journey through space, nature, and imagination.

  • Martin Luther King marches arm in arm with other protesters in the Civil Rights movement

    Montgomery Variations

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    This powerful program explores themes of resilience and remembrance through Margaret Bonds’ Montgomery Variations, community singing, and Sanctum by NHSO Composer-in-Residence Courtney Bryan.

  • Feel The Beat

    Lyman Center for the Performing Arts 501 Crescent Street, New Haven, Connecticut (CT)

    At the heart of this rhythm-driven program is Derrick Skye’s Rising Sun, a powerful West African drum concerto that illuminates how African rhythms pulse through classical, jazz, and Latin traditions—echoed in the vibrant energy of Revueltas’ La noche de los Mayas and Gershwin’s An American in Paris.

  • Pops conductor Chelsea Tipton, wearing a dazzling green and gold suit and Santa hat, turns to conduct the audience in a holiday sing-along

    Holiday Extravaganza

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    A holly jolly program of festive favorites, sing-along carols, and seasonal surprises for the whole family!

  • Augustin Hadelich stands in profile, playing his violin in an orchard. Warm afternoon sun shines down and casts a golden light on the whole scene.

    Beethoven & Mendelssohn

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    This richly lyrical program pairs Beethoven’s radiant Pastoral Symphony and Mendelssohn’s beloved Violin Concerto—performed by Grammy-winner Augustin Hadelich—with Raven Chacon’s Inscription, a modern meditation on land, memory, and identity.