Symphony Apocalypsis Come gaze into the abyss with us at the premiere performance of the Symphony Apocalypsis at Glasgow Cathedral! Presented by the SCP Symphony Orchestra, this new work is the story of a soul in transformation; reforging itself through the philosophy of Nietzche, facing the heights of ecstacy and depths of despair that define the human condition, and finally confronting the apocalypse of revelation and kneeling before the cross. Please join us before the show for live music from R.C. Manglicmot and Christopher Lo for a chance to win your very own Parlor Concert! More info on the Society for Creative Progress at soc-cp.org

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