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Artists

Alexandra Dee

Performer

Appearing in a program pairing Holst's cosmic suite with Strauss's heroic tone poem.

In short

Alexandra Dee is listed as a performer for an Asheville Symphony concert (performing at Brevard, NC) on May 16, 2027, featuring Holst's The Planets and Strauss's Ein Heldenleben. Beyond this listing, no verified biographical details are available.

What to listen for

This program pairs two large orchestral works. Holst's The Planets moves through seven movements, each portraying a planet's character, from the aggressive, march-like "Mars" to the serene "Venus," and closes with an offstage women's chorus humming wordlessly in "Neptune," fading until it seems to vanish into silence. Strauss's Ein Heldenleben ("A Hero's Life") is a single continuous piece built around a bold horn theme representing its "hero," working through episodes depicting critics (in prickly woodwinds), a love interest (a long violin solo), battle, and reflection on past accomplishments through quotations from Strauss's own earlier works. Listeners can expect full orchestral forces, wide dynamic swings from whisper to roar, and prominent solo turns for concertmaster and horn.

Written by OrchestraFinder, reviewed September 2026.

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