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After 13 years of magnificent music, the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra celebrates its beloved Music Director Dinuk Wijeratne with a thrilling farewell concert. More information
Experience the height of Mozart’s symphonic opus, and the last symphony of its line – the thundering, majestic “Jupiter”. More information
For the first time in 15 years, Symphony Nova Scotia joins forces with its 80-voice chorus to perform Mozart’s dazzling, divinely beautiful Great Mass in C minor. More information
She’s baaaaack! The fabulous Thorgy Thor returns to Symphony Nova Scotia, fresh from encore performances with orchestras across North America. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia musicians giving free, live performances for the whole family in public spaces throughout the city in our third annual Summer Symphony.
Experience our own summer Proms concert right here in Halifax with Symphony Nova Scotia, just in time for Natal Day! More information
Symphony Nova Scotia kicks off the season with free concerts for all ages throughout Halifax and Dartmouth during our 12th annual Symphony Week!
In a rare gala event, Renée Fleming joins Symphony Nova Scotia and the National Arts Centre's star conductor Alexander Shelley in a blockbuster showcase of her sumptuous voice and breathtaking artistry.
Canada’s Ballet Jörgen and Symphony Nova Scotia proudly present the first-ever performance of a brand-new classic in the making: Anne of Green Gables – The Ballet™.
The unparalleled Natalie MacMaster returns home to Symphony Nova Scotia for a foot-stomping, high-stepping performance celebrating the best of Nova Scotia’s rich Celtic heritage.
Experience Jeremy Dutcher’s immense, groundbreaking, beautiful music live in his first-ever concert with Symphony Nova Scotia.
Symphony Nova Scotia launches its classical season with a soaring concert of spectacular symphonic masterworks.
Jim Witter returns to Symphony Nova Scotia for a multimedia magical mystery tour through the greatest hits of “the band that changed the world”: The Beatles!
Symphony Nova Scotia brings Inspiring Bach to Amherst!
Baroque music master Jeanne Lamon and Symphony Nova Scotia pay homage to J.S. Bach’s friends, mentors, and inspirations.
Mi’kmaw poet and activist Rebecca Thomas brings her generous, powerful storytelling to Symphony Nova Scotia to create a captivating and challenging new work.
Join Symphony Nova Scotia for an entertaining exploration of the many different styles an orchestra can play.
Symphony Nova Scotia welcomes award-winning Canadian pianist Angela Cheng to salute Clara Schumann's brilliance with our first-ever performance of her gracious, delightful Piano Concerto.
It’s a joyful, hugely popular masterpiece, famed for its catchy tunes and grandstanding finale. Hear Tchaikovsky’s beloved Second Symphony with the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra!
Together with the angelic voices of the Halifax Boys Honour Choir, Symphony Nova Scotia celebrates the season with East Coast music icon Heather Rankin.
Symphony Nova Scotia’s The Nutcracker is Halifax’s favourite holiday tradition!
Experience the beauty and joy of Handel’s great oratorio together with Grammy-winning conductor Stephen Stubbs, four guest vocal soloists, and the 80-voice Symphony Chorus.
Symphony Nova Scotia celebrates the world’s most iconic composer with Halifax’s own virtuoso violinist Marc Djokic.
Experience the amazing savvy and skill of these young musicians, artists, and dancers as they steal the show with Symphony Nova Scotia!
Symphony Nova Scotia proudly presents a powerful performance of Pink Floyd’s all-time greatest hits.
Symphony Nova Scotia brings A Baroque Grand Tour to Lunenburg!
Experience the Acadian powerhouse trio Vishtèn live with the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra in this fun, feisty symphonic kitchen party for the whole family!
Symphony Nova Scotia brings A Baroque Grand Tour to Wolfville!
Join Baroque specialist Jeanne Lamon and Symphony Nova Scotia as we embark upon our own musical Grand Tour!
For the first time ever, the five extraordinary performers of Canadian Brass bring their thrilling virtuosity and lively showmanship to Symphony Nova Scotia!
For the first time ever, Symphony Nova Scotia presents Beethoven’s ingenious Triple Concerto, featuring not one, not two, but three solo performers.
Join Symphony Nova Scotia as we showcase Black performers and composers in a concert that will surprise and engage you.
Experience Vivaldi's Four Seasons live with Symphony Nova Scotia and special guest leader Aisslinn Nosky, the acclaimed former concertmaster of Tafelmusik.
Hear Serhiy Salov make his Symphony Nova Scotia debut with one of the world’s most beloved piano masterworks – Tchaikovsky’s moving, grandiose, and explosive Piano Concerto No. 1.
Lennie Gallant brings his pitch-perfect mix of folk, rock, Celtic, and country to Symphony Nova Scotia for an exceptional symphonic experience.
Violin prodigy Kerson Leong joins Symphony Nova Scotia for Bartók’s expansive, inventive Violin Concerto, one of the most demanding violin works in the repertoire.
Experience the best of Broadway with Symphony Nova Scotia and star American pops conductor Bob Bernhardt!
For the first time in a decade, together with the Halifax Camerata Singers, Symphony Nova Scotia proudly presents J.S. Bach’s tour de force: the spectacular Mass in B Minor.
Symphony Nova Scotia’s Music Director Laureate Bernhard Gueller returns to Halifax for a compelling, deeply moving concert of three major symphonic masterworks.
Symphony Nova Scotia brings Bernhard Gueller and Beethoven’s “Eroica” to Dartmouth!
Symphony Nova Scotia joins forces with award-winning PEI songstress Catherine MacLellan – the daughter of Snowbird writer Gene MacLellan – to honour Anne Murray and her incredible music.
Prepare to be amazed with master illusionist Michael Grandinetti and Symphony Nova Scotia!
In honour of Beethoven’s 250th birthday, Jon Kimura Parker unites with Symphony Nova Scotia in an extraordinary two-concert event.
The JUNO-Award winning Dinuk Wijeratne returns to Halifax to lead the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra in a concert of sensational symphonic masterworks.
For the very first time, in partnership with the acclaimed Lunenburg Academy of Music Performance, Symphony Nova Scotia joins forces with the Symphony Chorus and the Nova Voce Men’s Choir to present Beethoven’s Fidelio.
Symphony Nova Scotia joins forces with rising star sisters and North Preston vocal powerhouses Reeny and Mahalia Smith for a riveting concert of spectacular soul hits.