23K views · 530 reactions | Spend some more time amongst the stars with Holst's The Planets, performed by the Sibelius Academy Symphony Orchestra, Royal College of Music Symphony Orchestra & Chamber Choir and conductor Sakari Oramo. Watch now on BBC iPlayer | BBC Proms | Facebook

You asked and we delivered. More from Jupiter, Holst's The Planets. Any Star Trek fans out there? 🖖 #bbcproms Watch the rest of Holst's The Planets in full on BBC iPlayer or listen on BBC Sounds | BBC Radio 3

58K views · 2K reactions | A jubilant ‘Jupiter’ from Holst’s The Planets - from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic at Classic FM Live at the Royal Albert Hall! ❤️ | Classic FM | Facebook

Holst’s ‘Jupiter’ reimagined! 🪐 Folk musician Will Pound and classically trained percussionist Delia Stevens have created ‘The Silent Planet’, a reinterpretation of Holst’s ‘The Planets’ for folk duo and orchestra. Stevens & Pound are touring the work this month with Britten Sinfonia, featuring a newly written and narrated text by nature writer Robert Macfarlane. The duo are using the project to raise funds and awareness for climate change. 🎥: River Rea Films, Directed by Mathew Beckett | Clas

I vow to thee my country / Jupiter from Holst’s The Planets. Goosebumps every time… Performed by @liverpool_philharmonic at Classic FM Live at the Royal Albert Hall in October 2023, recorded for @skyarts. | Classic FM

Not a bad place to warm up for Holst's The Planets.🪐 Associate Principal Trombonist Chris Oliver stopped by "Expanding Universe Hall" at the Perot Museum of Nature & Science to perform this famous excerpt from “Mars.” We’d say this is the kind of energy Holst had in mind when writing this movement! Hear the full suite with the DSO at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center January 22–24. Tickets available at: dallassymphony.org/holsts-the-planets. | Dallas Symphony Orchestra