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Experience an all-star classical program featuring Total Eclipse: The Sun and The Planets, performed under the baton of Keitaro Harada, a Solti Award–winning conductor acclaimed for insightful, emotionally resonant performances. This Dayton engagement pairs vivid orchestral color with masterful interpretation, highlighted by Nielsen Helios Overture, Mozart Piano Concerto No. 16 in D major, K. 451, and Holst The Planets, Op. 32.
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Join us in Dayton, OH at the Schuster Center (Mead Theatre) for two nights of orchestral excellence. Secure your seats through Gold Coast Tickets and experience a program that blends classical brilliance with modern storytelling.
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About the performers: Keitaro Harada, the conductor for this program, is becoming Dayton Philharmonic Music and Artistic Director Designate for 2024–25, with the official helm starting July 1, 2025. Harada’s leadership is already shaping the ensemble’s future, while his guest conducting for this program brings a distinctive musical voice to the Dayton stage. The ensemble will perform Nielsen Helios Overture, Mozart’s exuberant Piano Concerto No. 16, and the sweeping symphonic portraits of Holst’s The Planets, creating a rich tapestry of sound that showcases both classical and modern orchestral color.
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Discography highlights: While primarily a live performance program, listeners and fans of the performers can explore Keitaro Harada’s work and related recordings across official channels. For ongoing updates, follow the Dayton Philharmonic Association and Harada’s official sites.
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Socials and official links: For timely updates, connect with official DPAA/Dayton Philharmonic channels on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Spotify. For Keitaro Harada directly, visit kharada.com for biography, tour news, and repertoire notes.
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About the performers: Keitaro Harada, the conductor for this program, is becoming Dayton Philharmonic Music and Artistic Director Designate for 2024–25, with the official helm starting July 1, 2025. Harada’s leadership is already shaping the ensemble’s future, while his guest conducting for this program brings a distinctive musical voice to the Dayton stage. The ensemble will perform Nielsen Helios Overture, Mozart’s exuberant Piano Concerto No. 16, and the sweeping symphonic portraits of Holst’s The Planets, creating a rich tapestry of sound that showcases both classical and modern orchestral color.
Discography highlights: While primarily a live performance program, listeners and fans of the performers can explore Keitaro Harada’s work and related recordings across official channels. For ongoing updates, follow the Dayton Philharmonic Association and Harada’s official sites.
Socials and official links: For timely updates, connect with official DPAA/Dayton Philharmonic channels on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Spotify. For Keitaro Harada directly, visit kharada.com for biography, tour news, and repertoire notes.
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