With Cosmic Cycles taking center center stage this 2025-26 season, Henry tells Matthew Hutson from The New Yorker how he drew inspiration from images captured by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope and how he translated the grandeur of the cosmos into a sweeping symphonic experience.

In NASA Goddard’s StoryLab episode Scoring the Cosmos, composer Henry Dehlinger talks with Wade Sisler about his collaboration with NASA for Cosmic Cycles: A Space Symphony, a film with live orchestra experience that has been captivating audiences in sold-out concert halls around the world since its 2023 premiere.

We take a look back at the world premiere of Amore e’l cor gentil sono una cosa on May 23, 2021, broadcast on WETA-TV, Washington, DC's leading public broadcasting station. Piotr Gajewski leads the National Philharmonic with soprano Danielle Talamantes and bass-baritone Kerry Wilkerson singing.

Just in time for the 2025 holiday season, Henry announces the publication of his celebrated Christmas works, now available for purchase and performance. These festive compositions—rich in lyricism, joy, and warmth—are quickly becoming favorites in seasonal concert programs.

The stars align in A Symphony of Stars, a compelling new feature spotlighting an interview with conductor Dr. Steven Hillinger of the North Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Steven offers a fascinating insight into Cosmic Cycles—composer Henry Dehlinger's groundbreaking suite that recently made its Australia premiere.

Cosmic Cycles, A Space Symphony, Henry Dehlinger's immersive concert experience inspired by the Cosmos and composed in collaboration with NASA, will make its Australian premiere in 2024, opening at The Concourse Concert Hall with Maestro Steven Hillinger conducting the North Sydney Symphony Orchestra.