If you've ever wondered how Nova Scotian musicians developed their skills, one answer is the All-City Music Program. Running for over 40 years, it supplements The Halifax school board's music programs by offering honour choirs, jazz band and string programs. To join, students audition. "Some people who went through the program are Janet Dunsworth of Symphony Nova Scotia and Juno winner Melanie Doane," says department head Sue Ellen Wilder. The program offers discounted instruments, the chance for underprivileged students to follow their passion and confidence.
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posted by MICHAELA CAVANAGH, STEPHANIE JOHNS AND ADRIA YOUNG, Jun 13/13
Oh my gosh! What cuties! Softly cradle these newborn bands and treasure every minute. Sure, they’ll keep you up at night with their wailing, but watching those first steps are just so precious. comments 2
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posted by STEPHANIE JOHNS, Jun 13/13
Psyc Tha Prince and RellzInYaGirl are two young rappers hoping to make their mark on Nova Scotia and beyond. comments 1
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posted by STEPHANIE JOHNS, Jun 13/13
Negative Rage is one man’s boredom turned into punk gold. Thank god for the long winters. comments 0
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posted by ADRIA YOUNG, Jun 14/12
DIY-punk trio isn’t afraid of serious folk nostalgia. comments 2
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posted by ALISON LANG, Jun 14/12
Very hard, very fast music from a band of experienced young punks. comments 0
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posted by LEAH BATSTONE, Jun 14/12
The newest of new bands describes its sound as harmony-driven folk. comments 0