Name: NSYO: Myths & Legends
Start: 2025-04-26T14:00:00
Location: St. Andrew's United Church

This spring, Symphony Nova Scotia is presenting an extraordinary lineup of concerts that span a wide range of musical genres and styles. From rock and roll tributes by Jim Witter, to the classical elegance of Beethoven and the innovative fusion sound of The East Pointers, there’s something for every music lover. These events not only highlight world-renowned musicians but also showcase the unique talents of the Symphony orchestra itself, offering audiences an unforgettable experience filled with timeless melodies and modern innovations.

Celebrating Symphony Nova Scotia's Eclectic Musical Showcase

Symphony Nova Scotia is set to captivate audiences with an exciting series of events this spring, celebrating diversity and musical innovation. From the vibrant performances of drag sensation Monét X Change to the myth-inspired choir melodies of NSYO, the emotionally charged compositions of Tchaikovsky & Rachmaninoff, and the folk-pop fusion of The East Pointers, these concerts promise unforgettable experiences. With a variety of genres and an impressive lineup of artists, Symphony Nova Scotia continues to push boundaries, inviting music lovers to enjoy an eclectic mix of classical and contemporary sounds.

Celebrating Diversity and Musical Innovation: Symphony Nova Scotia's Exquisite Spring Lineup

Symphony Nova Scotia is set to captivate audiences with a diverse series of events, showcasing a rich blend of orchestral music and cultural expression. This season brings together the vibrant talents of Monét X Change, the narrative depth of myths and legends, the emotional resonance of Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, and the fresh sounds of The East Pointers. Each event promises unique experiences that highlight the power of music to transcend boundaries and foster inclusivity.

Symphony Nova Scotia: Bridging Worlds Through Music and Art

Joel Tranquilla

Symphony Nova Scotia

With a string of impressive awards (including the ECMA’s Group of the Year in 2025), gold and platinum singles, sold-out international appearances, and over 100-million streams to their credit, Halifax’s own Neon Dreams are alt-pop pioneers, drawing inspiration from diverse pop, rock, folk, electronic, dance, hip-hop, and reggae influences. Known for their high-energy performances and multi-instrumental prowess, they join conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser (himself a huge fan of the group) for their orchestral debut with Symphony Nova Scotia.

Neon Dreams

Dalhousie University

Symphony Nova Scotia chorus master Joel Tranquilla leads the NSYO in a performance that invites Soundtrax, Resonance Youth Choir, and Annapolis Valley Honour Choir to sing in this exciting orchestral presentation of glorious myths and legends.

NSYO: Myths & Legends

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