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Symphony Week
 Symphony Week
September 20-26, 2010
Locations across Halifax
Symphony Nova Scotia presents its third annual Symphony Week -- a week-long celebration packed with free concerts and musical events in public spaces throughout Halifax.
For the first time, this year's Symphony Week is also part of Culture Days, an interactive, free-of-charge festival celebrating arts and culture from coast to coast to coast.
Our Symphony Week lineup will feature Symphony musicians performing in many locations over the six days, both as the full orchestra and as smaller ensembles of mixed instruments. Please note that our full orchestra performances at City Hall and the Maritime Museum both feature a similar program, so while we'd love for you to come to both, you won't be missing out if you just attend one!
Symphony Week schedule of events (will be updated as new events are added):
Wednesday, September 22, 12 pm, Province House, Red Room, Halifax
Symphony in the Red Room
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for Nova Scotia MLAs, staff, and guests in Province House’s beautiful Red Room.
Thursday, September 23, 10:30 am, Citadel High School, Halifax
School Concert
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for an audience of young music lovers and other students who just don’t want to be sitting in math class at Citadel High. For students only, please.
Friday, September 24, 12:00 pm, HRM City Hall, Halifax
Symphony at City Hall
Hear Symphony Nova Scotia live at City Hall! The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season with special guest violinist Heemin Choi of the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra.
Saturday, September 25, 10 am, Museum of Natural History, Halifax
Discover the Symphony!
A Symphony Nova Scotia woodwind quintet, made up of members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays for all ages at Halifax’s Museum of Natural History – featuring an interactive, entertaining program and Long & McQuade’s musical instrument petting zoo!
Saturday, September 25, 11 am, Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Library Players’ Greatest Hits: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and more
Join host Max Kasper and the Library Players for hilarious commentary and chamber music by all (or at least some…) of your favourites: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn, to name but a few!
Saturday, September 25, 2:30 pm, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax
2010/11 Season Preview
The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season live on the waterfront at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic with special guest Heemin Choi.
Saturday, September 25, 4:30 pm, Pier 21, Halifax
Rhapsody at Pier 21
Halifax’s acclaimed Rhapsody Quintet, featuring members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays your light classics and jazz favourites at Pier 21.
Sunday, September 26, 11 am, Victoria Park, Halifax
Words and Music
A Symphony Nova Scotia small group, featuring published author and violist Binnie Brennan, brings the joy of music to Word on the Street, Nova Scotia’s largest book festival.
Sunday, September 26, 2 pm, Shannex Clayton Park, Garden Room, Halifax
Symphony for Seniors
Symphony Nova Scotia's full orchestra performs for residents and their families at Shannex Clayton Park.
Other performances are still being confirmed! Please keep checking back for details, or sign up for our e-newsletter here to get the information straight to your inbox.
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Symphony Week
Symphony Week
September 20-26, 2010
Locations across Halifax
Symphony Nova Scotia presents its third annual Symphony Week -- a week-long celebration packed with free concerts and musical events in public spaces throughout Halifax.
For the first time, this year's Symphony Week is also part of Culture Days, an interactive, free-of-charge festival celebrating arts and culture from coast to coast to coast.
Our Symphony Week lineup will feature Symphony musicians performing in many locations over the six days, both as the full orchestra and as smaller ensembles of mixed instruments. Please note that our full orchestra performances at City Hall and the Maritime Museum both feature a similar program, so while we'd love for you to come to both, you won't be missing out if you just attend one!
Symphony Week schedule of events (will be updated as new events are added):
Wednesday, September 22, 12 pm, Province House, Red Room, Halifax
Symphony in the Red Room
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for Nova Scotia MLAs, staff, and guests in Province House’s beautiful Red Room.
Thursday, September 23, 10:30 am, Citadel High School, Halifax
School Concert
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for an audience of young music lovers and other students who just don’t want to be sitting in math class at Citadel High. For students only, please.
Friday, September 24, 12:00 pm, HRM City Hall, Halifax
Symphony at City Hall
Hear Symphony Nova Scotia live at City Hall! The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season with special guest violinist Heemin Choi of the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra.
Saturday, September 25, 10 am, Museum of Natural History, Halifax
Discover the Symphony!
A Symphony Nova Scotia woodwind quintet, made up of members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays for all ages at Halifax’s Museum of Natural History – featuring an interactive, entertaining program and Long & McQuade’s musical instrument petting zoo!
Saturday, September 25, 11 am, Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Library Players’ Greatest Hits: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and more
Join host Max Kasper and the Library Players for hilarious commentary and chamber music by all (or at least some…) of your favourites: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn, to name but a few!
Saturday, September 25, 2:30 pm, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax
2010/11 Season Preview
The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season live on the waterfront at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic with special guest Heemin Choi.
Saturday, September 25, 4:30 pm, Pier 21, Halifax
Rhapsody at Pier 21
Halifax’s acclaimed Rhapsody Quintet, featuring members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays your light classics and jazz favourites at Pier 21.
Sunday, September 26, 11 am, Victoria Park, Halifax
Words and Music
A Symphony Nova Scotia small group, featuring published author and violist Binnie Brennan, brings the joy of music to Word on the Street, Nova Scotia’s largest book festival.
Sunday, September 26, 2 pm, Shannex Clayton Park, Garden Room, Halifax
Symphony for Seniors
Symphony Nova Scotia's full orchestra performs for residents and their families at Shannex Clayton Park.
Other performances are still being confirmed! Please keep checking back for details, or sign up for our e-newsletter here to get the information straight to your inbox.
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Symphony Week
Symphony Week
September 20-26, 2010
Locations across Halifax
Symphony Nova Scotia presents its third annual Symphony Week -- a week-long celebration packed with free concerts and musical events in public spaces throughout Halifax.
For the first time, this year's Symphony Week is also part of Culture Days, an interactive, free-of-charge festival celebrating arts and culture from coast to coast to coast.
Our Symphony Week lineup will feature Symphony musicians performing in many locations over the six days, both as the full orchestra and as smaller ensembles of mixed instruments. Please note that our full orchestra performances at City Hall and the Maritime Museum both feature a similar program, so while we'd love for you to come to both, you won't be missing out if you just attend one!
Symphony Week schedule of events (will be updated as new events are added):
Wednesday, September 22, 12 pm, Province House, Red Room, Halifax
Symphony in the Red Room
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for Nova Scotia MLAs, staff, and guests in Province House’s beautiful Red Room.
Thursday, September 23, 10:30 am, Citadel High School, Halifax
School Concert
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for an audience of young music lovers and other students who just don’t want to be sitting in math class at Citadel High. For students only, please.
Friday, September 24, 12:00 pm, HRM City Hall, Halifax
Symphony at City Hall
Hear Symphony Nova Scotia live at City Hall! The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season with special guest violinist Heemin Choi of the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra.
Saturday, September 25, 10 am, Museum of Natural History, Halifax
Discover the Symphony!
A Symphony Nova Scotia woodwind quintet, made up of members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays for all ages at Halifax’s Museum of Natural History – featuring an interactive, entertaining program and Long & McQuade’s musical instrument petting zoo!
Saturday, September 25, 11 am, Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Library Players’ Greatest Hits: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and more
Join host Max Kasper and the Library Players for hilarious commentary and chamber music by all (or at least some…) of your favourites: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn, to name but a few!
Saturday, September 25, 2:30 pm, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax
2010/11 Season Preview
The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season live on the waterfront at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic with special guest Heemin Choi.
Saturday, September 25, 4:30 pm, Pier 21, Halifax
Rhapsody at Pier 21
Halifax’s acclaimed Rhapsody Quintet, featuring members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays your light classics and jazz favourites at Pier 21.
Sunday, September 26, 11 am, Victoria Park, Halifax
Words and Music
A Symphony Nova Scotia small group, featuring published author and violist Binnie Brennan, brings the joy of music to Word on the Street, Nova Scotia’s largest book festival.
Sunday, September 26, 2 pm, Shannex Clayton Park, Garden Room, Halifax
Symphony for Seniors
Symphony Nova Scotia's full orchestra performs for residents and their families at Shannex Clayton Park.
Other performances are still being confirmed! Please keep checking back for details, or sign up for our e-newsletter here to get the information straight to your inbox.
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Symphony Week
Symphony Week
September 20-26, 2010
Locations across Halifax
Symphony Nova Scotia presents its third annual Symphony Week -- a week-long celebration packed with free concerts and musical events in public spaces throughout Halifax.
For the first time, this year's Symphony Week is also part of Culture Days, an interactive, free-of-charge festival celebrating arts and culture from coast to coast to coast.
Our Symphony Week lineup will feature Symphony musicians performing in many locations over the six days, both as the full orchestra and as smaller ensembles of mixed instruments. Please note that our full orchestra performances at City Hall and the Maritime Museum both feature a similar program, so while we'd love for you to come to both, you won't be missing out if you just attend one!
Symphony Week schedule of events (will be updated as new events are added):
Wednesday, September 22, 12 pm, Province House, Red Room, Halifax
Symphony in the Red Room
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for Nova Scotia MLAs, staff, and guests in Province House’s beautiful Red Room.
Thursday, September 23, 10:30 am, Citadel High School, Halifax
School Concert
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for an audience of young music lovers and other students who just don’t want to be sitting in math class at Citadel High. For students only, please.
Friday, September 24, 12:00 pm, HRM City Hall, Halifax
Symphony at City Hall
Hear Symphony Nova Scotia live at City Hall! The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season with special guest violinist Heemin Choi of the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra.
Saturday, September 25, 10 am, Museum of Natural History, Halifax
Discover the Symphony!
A Symphony Nova Scotia woodwind quintet, made up of members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays for all ages at Halifax’s Museum of Natural History – featuring an interactive, entertaining program and Long & McQuade’s musical instrument petting zoo!
Saturday, September 25, 11 am, Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Library Players’ Greatest Hits: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and more
Join host Max Kasper and the Library Players for hilarious commentary and chamber music by all (or at least some…) of your favourites: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn, to name but a few!
Saturday, September 25, 2:30 pm, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax
2010/11 Season Preview
The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season live on the waterfront at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic with special guest Heemin Choi.
Saturday, September 25, 4:30 pm, Pier 21, Halifax
Rhapsody at Pier 21
Halifax’s acclaimed Rhapsody Quintet, featuring members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays your light classics and jazz favourites at Pier 21.
Sunday, September 26, 11 am, Victoria Park, Halifax
Words and Music
A Symphony Nova Scotia small group, featuring published author and violist Binnie Brennan, brings the joy of music to Word on the Street, Nova Scotia’s largest book festival.
Sunday, September 26, 2 pm, Shannex Clayton Park, Garden Room, Halifax
Symphony for Seniors
Symphony Nova Scotia's full orchestra performs for residents and their families at Shannex Clayton Park.
Other performances are still being confirmed! Please keep checking back for details, or sign up for our e-newsletter here to get the information straight to your inbox.
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Symphony Week
Symphony Week
September 20-26, 2010
Locations across Halifax
Symphony Nova Scotia presents its third annual Symphony Week -- a week-long celebration packed with free concerts and musical events in public spaces throughout Halifax.
For the first time, this year's Symphony Week is also part of Culture Days, an interactive, free-of-charge festival celebrating arts and culture from coast to coast to coast.
Our Symphony Week lineup will feature Symphony musicians performing in many locations over the six days, both as the full orchestra and as smaller ensembles of mixed instruments. Please note that our full orchestra performances at City Hall and the Maritime Museum both feature a similar program, so while we'd love for you to come to both, you won't be missing out if you just attend one!
Symphony Week schedule of events (will be updated as new events are added):
Wednesday, September 22, 12 pm, Province House, Red Room, Halifax
Symphony in the Red Room
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for Nova Scotia MLAs, staff, and guests in Province House’s beautiful Red Room.
Thursday, September 23, 10:30 am, Citadel High School, Halifax
School Concert
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for an audience of young music lovers and other students who just don’t want to be sitting in math class at Citadel High. For students only, please.
Friday, September 24, 12:00 pm, HRM City Hall, Halifax
Symphony at City Hall
Hear Symphony Nova Scotia live at City Hall! The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season with special guest violinist Heemin Choi of the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra.
Saturday, September 25, 10 am, Museum of Natural History, Halifax
Discover the Symphony!
A Symphony Nova Scotia woodwind quintet, made up of members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays for all ages at Halifax’s Museum of Natural History – featuring an interactive, entertaining program and Long & McQuade’s musical instrument petting zoo!
Saturday, September 25, 11 am, Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Library Players’ Greatest Hits: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and more
Join host Max Kasper and the Library Players for hilarious commentary and chamber music by all (or at least some…) of your favourites: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn, to name but a few!
Saturday, September 25, 2:30 pm, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax
2010/11 Season Preview
The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season live on the waterfront at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic with special guest Heemin Choi.
Saturday, September 25, 4:30 pm, Pier 21, Halifax
Rhapsody at Pier 21
Halifax’s acclaimed Rhapsody Quintet, featuring members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays your light classics and jazz favourites at Pier 21.
Sunday, September 26, 11 am, Victoria Park, Halifax
Words and Music
A Symphony Nova Scotia small group, featuring published author and violist Binnie Brennan, brings the joy of music to Word on the Street, Nova Scotia’s largest book festival.
Sunday, September 26, 2 pm, Shannex Clayton Park, Garden Room, Halifax
Symphony for Seniors
Symphony Nova Scotia's full orchestra performs for residents and their families at Shannex Clayton Park.
Other performances are still being confirmed! Please keep checking back for details, or sign up for our e-newsletter here to get the information straight to your inbox.
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Symphony Week
Symphony Week
September 20-26, 2010
Locations across Halifax
Symphony Nova Scotia presents its third annual Symphony Week -- a week-long celebration packed with free concerts and musical events in public spaces throughout Halifax.
For the first time, this year's Symphony Week is also part of Culture Days, an interactive, free-of-charge festival celebrating arts and culture from coast to coast to coast.
Our Symphony Week lineup will feature Symphony musicians performing in many locations over the six days, both as the full orchestra and as smaller ensembles of mixed instruments. Please note that our full orchestra performances at City Hall and the Maritime Museum both feature a similar program, so while we'd love for you to come to both, you won't be missing out if you just attend one!
Symphony Week schedule of events (will be updated as new events are added):
Wednesday, September 22, 12 pm, Province House, Red Room, Halifax
Symphony in the Red Room
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for Nova Scotia MLAs, staff, and guests in Province House’s beautiful Red Room.
Thursday, September 23, 10:30 am, Citadel High School, Halifax
School Concert
Symphony Nova Scotia performs for an audience of young music lovers and other students who just don’t want to be sitting in math class at Citadel High. For students only, please.
Friday, September 24, 12:00 pm, HRM City Hall, Halifax
Symphony at City Hall
Hear Symphony Nova Scotia live at City Hall! The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season with special guest violinist Heemin Choi of the Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra.
Saturday, September 25, 10 am, Museum of Natural History, Halifax
Discover the Symphony!
A Symphony Nova Scotia woodwind quintet, made up of members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays for all ages at Halifax’s Museum of Natural History – featuring an interactive, entertaining program and Long & McQuade’s musical instrument petting zoo!
Saturday, September 25, 11 am, Woodlawn Public Library, Dartmouth
Library Players’ Greatest Hits: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and more
Join host Max Kasper and the Library Players for hilarious commentary and chamber music by all (or at least some…) of your favourites: Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn, to name but a few!
Saturday, September 25, 2:30 pm, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax
2010/11 Season Preview
The full orchestra performs highlights from its 2010/11 concert season live on the waterfront at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic with special guest Heemin Choi.
Saturday, September 25, 4:30 pm, Pier 21, Halifax
Rhapsody at Pier 21
Halifax’s acclaimed Rhapsody Quintet, featuring members of Symphony Nova Scotia, plays your light classics and jazz favourites at Pier 21.
Sunday, September 26, 11 am, Victoria Park, Halifax
Words and Music
A Symphony Nova Scotia small group, featuring published author and violist Binnie Brennan, brings the joy of music to Word on the Street, Nova Scotia’s largest book festival.
Sunday, September 26, 2 pm, Shannex Clayton Park, Garden Room, Halifax
Symphony for Seniors
Symphony Nova Scotia's full orchestra performs for residents and their families at Shannex Clayton Park.
Other performances are still being confirmed! Please keep checking back for details, or sign up for our e-newsletter here to get the information straight to your inbox.
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