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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. More information
Lennie Gallant brings his pitch-perfect mix of folk, rock, Celtic, and country to Symphony Nova Scotia for an exceptional symphonic experience. More information
Join the conversation about mental health and music in this free, thought-provoking public discussion with Leah Parsons, Carol Todd, and Amelia Curran. Presented by Symphony Nova Scotia, Medavie, and the Halifax Public Libraries.
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. More information
Experience the best of Broadway with Symphony Nova Scotia and star American pops conductor Bob Bernhardt! More information
Our annual free-of-charge launch event features an hour-long performance by Symphony Nova Scotia’s full orchestra, giving sneak peeks of musical highlights from the upcoming 2020/21 season.
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. More information
Symphony Nova Scotia’s Music Director Laureate Bernhard Gueller returns to Halifax for a compelling, deeply moving concert of three major symphonic masterworks. More information
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. More information
Prepare to be amazed with master illusionist Michael Grandinetti and Symphony Nova Scotia! More information
In honour of Beethoven’s 250th birthday, Jon Kimura Parker unites with Symphony Nova Scotia in an extraordinary two-concert event. More information
The JUNO-Award winning Dinuk Wijeratne returns to Halifax to lead the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra in a concert of sensational symphonic masterworks. More information
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. More information
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. More information