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Free Event

Martin Luther King, Jr., Tribute Concert

Jan 19, 2026  at 3:00PM

Martin Luther King, Jr., Tribute Concert

Jan 19, 2026  at 3:00PM

Featured Artists

Thomas Wilkins

Conductor

Clayton Stephenson

Piano

Charlotte Blake Alston

Speaker

Choir of the Philadelphia High School for Creative and Performing Arts

Lauren Thomas-Moyett

Director

Girard College High School

Choir

Paul M. Eaton

Director

Join The Philadelphia Orchestra for its annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Tribute Concert, a tradition that has brought communities together since 1991.

This program highlights the traditions of Black culture alongside meaningful musical performances. It’s an afternoon of reflection and inspiration, honoring Dr. King’s commitment to equality, unity, hope, and the role of music in advancing social change. 


Free tickets are required for entry into the performance. Concert seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis and is not guaranteed. 

Program

Johnson

"Lift Every Voice and Sing"

Simon

"Ring Shout" and "Holy Dance," from Four Black American Dances

Gershwin

First movement from Piano Concerto in F

Rutter

"The Lord Is My Shepherd"

Barber

Adagio for Strings (with narration based on the words of Martin Luther King, Jr.)

Smallwood

"Total Praise"

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