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Symphony Nova Scotia presents a series of free concerts and special events during our eleventh annual Symphony Week!
Join Symphony Nova Scotia for this gourmet multi-course feast featuring award-winning wine and music!
David Myles returns for yet another delightful symphonic mash-up – this time, combining old favourites with brand-new orchestral arrangements from his latest album, Real Love. More information
Join Symphony Nova Scotia and the award-winning Katherine Chi for a thrilling performance of Prokofiev’s famous Piano Concerto No. 3 – a fiendishly difficult work full of flash, fun, and propulsive enthusiasm. More information
Hear the stunning, atmospheric, intimate sound of Port Cities amplified by brand-new orchestral arrangements in their first-ever concert with Symphony Nova Scotia. More information
Don’t miss Symphony Nova Scotia and virtuoso harpist Jennifer Swartz in a rare Halifax performance of Glière’s delightful Harp Concerto. More information
Join Symphony Nova Scotia and Star Trek fan favourite John de Lancie (“Q”) for an epic, exhilarating ride through some of today’s most massive music! More information
Symphony Nova Scotia pays tribute to the great Gordon Lightfoot with master musician J.P. Cormier, a longtime Lightfoot friend and admirer whose ECMA-winning album of Lightfoot covers, The Long River, earned Lightfoot’s enthusiastic personal endorsement. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia Conductor Laureate Bernhard Gueller returns to Halifax for a powerful, masterful performance of some of his favourite symphonic music. More information
Experience this beautiful all-Bach concert with Alexander Weimann, featuring the majestic Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 and a virtuoso Concerto for Harpsichord. More information
Sarah Slean returns to Symphony Nova Scotia for yet another boundary-crossing concert and recording project, this time combining some of her biggest hits with brand-new music by star Canadian composer Christos Hatzis. More information
Join conductor Gary Ewer as he digs down into the history and most closely held secrets of the symphony orchestra.
The Celtic Tenors return to Halifax with an all-new concert experience – this time, celebrating the spectacular sounds of Christmas. From More information
Symphony Nova Scotia’s The Nutcracker is Halifax’s favourite holiday tradition! More information
Handel’s Messiah is a magnificent, electrifying masterpiece, and a highlight of the Christmas season for millions around the world every year. More information
Join Symphony Nova Scotia and celebrate the music of New Scotland!
Join Symphony Nova Scotia and celebrate the music of New Scotland!
Hear full symphonic renditions of the Eagles’ all-time greatest hits in this show-stopping, spine-tingling salute to one of the most beloved classic rock groups of all time. More information
Experience this fusion of Finland’s finest live with Symphony Nova Scotia in a moving concert featuring Sibelius and Schubert. More information
Hear Handel's Water Music – including its signature, sailor-inspired Alla Hornpipe – live with beloved baroque specialist Jeanne Lamon and Symphony Nova Scotia. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia presents a rich, radiant concert of colourful French masterpieces. More information
After his hugely popular, sold-out “Piano Men” and Simon and Garfunkel concerts, the golden-voiced Jim Witter returns to Symphony Nova Scotia! More information
Mathieu Lussier returns with another lively, lighthearted baroque program – this time, following the great composer Vivaldi on an imaginary trip to Paris. More information
Hear Symphony Nova Scotia perform Barber's Cello Concerto with Canada’s own Stéphane Tétreault, a 24-year-old “name to watch” with “pure, lyrical, unadulterated playing of the highest order” (Gramophone). More information
This concert celebrates the courage, strength and challenge that comes with arriving in a new place and making new friends.
This concert celebrates the courage, strength and challenge that comes with arriving in a new place and making new friends.
Hear Jenn Grant’s lilting, intricate, instrumental sound combined with lush orchestrations in her long-awaited return to Symphony Nova Scotia. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia joins forces with Tafelmusik’s iconic Jeanne Lamon for a blockbuster performance of some of baroque’s biggest fireworks. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia proudly presents Dinuk’s newest work – the middle-Eastern-influenced Clarinet Concerto, written specifically for Dinuk’s close friend and longtime collaborator, the Syrian-born clarinetist Kinan Azmeh. More information
The Manitoba Chamber Orchestra brings some of central Canada’s favourite and most gifted musicians to Halifax for the first time ever! More information
Symphony Nova Scotia brings Beethoven's Seventh and Dinuk’s Clarinet Concerto to Lunenburg!
Symphony Nova Scotia brings Beethoven's Seventh and Dinuk’s Clarinet Concerto to Dartmouth!
Cape Breton’s own platinum-selling, multiple-award-winning Ashley MacIsaac returns to Symphony Nova Scotia for a fiery, foot-stomping concert of savage energy, furious fiddling, and rollicking down-home fun. More information
Experience star pianist Sara Davis Buechner's jaw-dropping skill live in Symphony Nova Scotia’s first-ever performance of Dvořák’s deeply challenging, rarely heard Piano Concerto. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia brings Tchaikovsky and Sara Davis Buechner to Wolfville!
Wear your costume and come hear iconic music from Looney Tunes, Black Panther, Superman, The Simpsons, The Pink Panther, the DC and Marvel Universes, and much more.
Experience one of the world’s oldest and best-loved ballets live in Halifax with Symphony Nova Scotia and Canada’s Ballet Jörgen! 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