Symphony Nova Scotia

about

Widely regarded as one of the finest chamber orchestras in Canada, Symphony Nova Scotia provides quality music and education initiatives to over 50,000 Nova Scotians each year. Symphony Nova Scotia began in 1983 with only 13 full-time musicians. Today, it is the largest employer in Nova Scotia’s cultural community, employing 37 musicians and 10 administrative staff, along with over 150 contracted artistic, production and technical personnel. Its talented team has won many awards, including four East Coast Music Awards for classical music. The orchestra has repeatedly been praised for its versatility and flexibility, performing everything from baroque to pops to jazz with equal finesse. International music veteran Howard Cable calls Symphony Nova Scotia “the most versatile orchestra in Canada.” Symphony Nova Scotia places a high priority on community involvement and outreach. Its education programs reach over 14,000 elementary, junior, and senior high school students each year – students who may not otherwise have access to a symphony. The Symphony also conducts many accessible community programs, including pre-concert chats, open dress rehearsals, performances in the local public library, and regional touring. Symphony Nova Scotia recently released a new recording, Dancing in the Light. This recording features works by Canadian composer Christos Hatzis and solos by Rivka Golani, Beverly Johnston, and Suzanne Lemieux. The Halifax Herald says, “The orchestra, superbly direc

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Great Classics For Reading [Disc 3]

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The Works of Frederick Delius

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Reading on a Sunday Morning

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Late Romantics

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Seasons' Celebration

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Delius: Violin Concerto / Opera Intermezzi / Pieces for Small Orchestra

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Mozart: Petits Riens (Les)

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Grainger / Lilburn: Colonial Diversions

Symphony Nova Scotia Concert Preview

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1987 Special Edition CBC Enterprises

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CBC Records Collection

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Dancing In The Light

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