Halifax/K’jipuktuk, NS – Symphony Nova Scotia is proud to announce that Toronto-based composer Alice Ping Yee Ho is the new winner of its acclaimed Maria Anna Mozart Award for Canadian women composers. This new original work… More
We’re so excited to share our 2022/23 concert season with you! Here’s what our Music Director Holly Mathieson has to say about what’s coming up: “I’m delighted to announce Symphony Nova Scotia’s 2022/23 concert season! We can’t wait to join… More
Dear friend, Thank you for purchasing tickets to Virtuoso Baroque Recorder this Sunday, May 1 at St. Andrew’s United Church. Unfortunately, due to sudden COVID-related circumstances beyond our control, we deeply regret to inform you that this concert is… More
Dear friend, Thank you for purchasing tickets to 1722: Bach’s World this Sunday, April 10 at St. Andrew’s United Church. Unfortunately, due to sudden COVID-related circumstances beyond our control, we deeply regret to inform you that this concert is… More
Come join us for our brand-new Spring 2022 concert lineup! You’ll hear incredible highlights like Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto with Blake Pouliot, a tribute to Nina Simone with Jah’Mila, an all-new concert with Ben Caplan, a Baroque journey into Bach’s world, and so… More
MEDIA RELEASE For Immediate Release March 1, 2022 “Music by women composers isn’t being taught, so it isn’t being learned. And because it’s not learned, it’s not played, or recorded, and that means it isn’t heard… More
Dear friends, Once again, I want to extend our heartfelt thanks for your ongoing support of Symphony Nova Scotia. We’ve been humbled and awed by the generosity of our incredible community, and we remain deeply grateful for your patience,… More
Dear friends, Thank you for purchasing tickets for A Baroque Christmas this weekend (Dec. 18 and 19). However, after Monday’s update from Nova Scotia’s public health authorities, we have some important news to share with you: As… More
Halifax/K’jipuktuk, NS – Symphony Nova Scotia’s 2020/21 Annual General Meeting, held October 13, 2021 via Zoom, reported on another highly unusual concert season. In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the orchestra presented a reimagined, flexible 2020/21 season, with a… More
September 30 marks the first-ever National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a new federal statutory holiday established so that we can recognize and remember the tragic history and ongoing legacy of residential schools in Canada. At… More
