"Symphonia armoniae celestium revelationum" is a work attributed to the 17th-century composer and philosopher Giovanni Battista Vico. It explores the relationship between music, harmony, and the cosmos, suggesting that celestial bodies produce a form of music that reflects divine order. The text combines elements of philosophy, theology, and music theory. The work emphasizes the idea that understanding music can lead to a deeper comprehension of the universe and its underlying principles. It draws connections between the natural world and human experience, proposing that harmony in music mirrors the harmony found in nature and the divine.