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Symphony Nova Scotia presents a series of free concerts and special events during our tenth annual Symphony Week!
NSLC's Festival of Wines Gala will transport you across the sea to Spain with a multi-course feast filled with Spanish flavours, paired with award-winning wines and the sounds of Symphony Nova Scotia.
Matt Andersen combines his powerful sound with bold new arrangements in an electrifying, soul-stirring collaboration with Symphony Nova Scotia. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia kicks off Maestro Gueller’s final season as Music Director with a joyous concert of bright, beautiful masterworks. More information
Don’t miss this rising phenomenon’s catchy songs, warm voice, and brand-new orchestral arrangements in her debut concert with Symphony Nova Scotia. More information
Halifax’s own Maritime Bhangra Group is a social media sensation, with over a million YouTube views and tens of thousands of devoted online followers.
Denise Djokic returns home to Symphony Nova Scotia for a rare performance of Shostakovich’s passionate, deeply moving Cello Concerto No. 1. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia once again joins forces with Finland’s spectacular, multi-platinum vocal ensemble Rajaton for a show-stopping, jaw-dropping salute to one of the greatest pop supergroups of all time. More information
Multiple ECMA nominee Eleanor McCain joins Symphony Nova Scotia in a rousing, coast-to-coast celebration of Canada’s greatest music. More information
We are disappointed to announce that RAM Koor in Concert has been cancelled, due to an unexpected reduction in the Estonian Government’s financial support for international touring.
Hear the orchestra’s first-ever performance of Cherubini’s Anacréon Overture, a dashing, delightful work that’s been a popular favourite since its creation. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia joins forces with three powerhouse local performers to salute the smooth, rich songs of soul. More information
Tchaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony is a mighty, emotional powerhouse, blending soaring melodies, dark turmoil, and deep joy in its explorations of life, loss, and fate. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia once again presents “one of the world’s top baroque orchestras” (Gramophone) right here in Halifax! More information
Hear old favourites in the tradition of Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole, and new classics arranged with daring and deft in this can’t-miss concert with one of Nova Scotia’s most charismatic and compelling performers. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia’s The Nutcracker is Halifax’s favourite holiday tradition! More information
For the first time in over 15 years, Symphony Nova Scotia presents Mozart’s magnificent Messiah! More information
Join Symphony Nova Scotia and the highly acclaimed Vesuvius Ensemble for a delightful baroque concert celebrating the rich, vibrant music of southern Italy. More information
San Francisco’s Kronos Quartet is one of the world’s most celebrated and influential ensembles. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia honours Bowie’s inspirational life and legacy with full symphonic renditions of his all-time greatest hits, including Space Oddity, Starman, and many more. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia once again salutes the world’s most iconic composer! More information
Symphony Nova Scotia performs at the Acadia Performing Arts Series and salutes the world’s most iconic composer!
Jim Witter and the Symphony relive the best of the ‘60s in a thrilling multimedia tribute to the timeless music of Simon and Garfunkel. More information
Rachel Barton Pine makes her Symphony Nova Scotia debut appearance with Wieniawski’s fiery Violin Concerto no. 2. More information
Join conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser and Symphony Nova Scotia as we showcase Black performers and composers in a concert that will surprise and engage you!
Don’t miss this rising star live with Symphony Nova Scotia, performing his signature Chopin Piano Concerto No. 2. More information
The Four Seasons is Vivaldi’s most famous creation, and one of the most popular works from the entire Baroque era. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia’s own virtuoso clarinetist Dominic Desautels is a local celebrity, with his brilliant, enthusiastic playing and extraordinary technical prowess. More information
These two musical forces team up with Symphony Nova Scotia for a lush, lilting, and lively concert of down-home, East Coast, and Irish favourites – just in time for St. Patrick’s Day! More information
Join Symphony Nova Scotia and Halifax Circus for a breathtaking mash-up of local circus performers and merry, magical music.
Hear Symphony Nova Scotia perform works from Bach, along with three of his gifted sons, Johann Christian, Carl Philipp Emanuel, and Wilhelm Friedemann. More information
The #1 touring game concert in the world returns to Halifax! Video Games Live is an immersive concert event featuring music from the most popular video games of all time. More information
Grand balls. Forbidden love. A fateful revolution. Experience the dramatic, gripping tale of the legendary Anastasia with Symphony Nova Scotia and Canada’s Ballet Jörgen. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia celebrates some of North America’s greatest music in this bright, brassy tribute to two musical giants: George Gershwin and Leonard Bernstein. More information
This beloved tale is an informative, imaginative introduction to one of the world’s greatest music masters. More information
Maestro Gueller’s final Festival launches with two of the greatest classical works ever written – and one of the world’s major superstar pianists. More information
The Ninth. It’s been called Beethoven’s last grand experiment, the pinnacle of western classical music, and the symphony to end all symphonies. More information