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Symphony Nova Scotia Fonds (MS-5-14) Dalhousie University Archives Finding Aid - Symphony Nova Scotia fonds (MS-5-14) Generated by the Archives Catalogue and Online Collections on January 24, 2017 Dalhousie University Archives 6225 University Avenue, 5th Floor, Killam Memorial Library Halifax Nova Scotia Canada B3H 4R2 Telephone: 902-494-3615 Email: [email protected] http://dal.ca/archives http://findingaids.library.dal.ca/symphony-nova-scotia-fonds Symphony Nova Scotia fonds Table of contents Summary information ...................................................................................................................................... 4 Administrative history / Biographical sketch .................................................................................................. 4 Scope and content ........................................................................................................................................... 5 Notes ................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Access points ................................................................................................................................................... 6 Collection holdings .......................................................................................................................................... 7 Administration and finance records of Symphony Nova Scotia (1984-2003) ............................................. 7 Budgets records of Symphony Nova Scotia (1984-1997) ......................................................................... 7 Financial statements (1984-2003) ............................................................................................................ 11 Ledgers (1995-1999) ................................................................................................................................ 16 Taxes and licenses (1988-1997) .............................................................................................................. 17 Ticket sales data (1984-1995) .................................................................................................................. 18 Audiovisual material ([1983?]-2002) ......................................................................................................... 24 Advertisements ([1983?]-2002) ............................................................................................................... 24 Auditions ([198-?]-[200-?]) ...................................................................................................................... 30 Concert recordings and media coverage ([198-?]-2002) ......................................................................... 32 Interviews ([199?]) ................................................................................................................................... 41 Board of Directors (1983-2003) ................................................................................................................. 41 Annual general meeting (1989-2003) ...................................................................................................... 42 Board meetings (1989-1996) ................................................................................................................... 43 Board members (1983-1993) ................................................................................................................... 44 Committees (1983-2003) ......................................................................................................................... 46 CEO (1982-2004) ....................................................................................................................................... 60 Concerts (1985-1986, 1996) .................................................................................................................... 60 Contracts (1982-2000) ............................................................................................................................. 61 Correspondence (1983-1998) ................................................................................................................. 117 Government grants (1991-1992, 1995-1996) ........................................................................................ 126 Grants (1982-1996) ................................................................................................................................ 126 Publications (1983-1993) ....................................................................................................................... 140 Schedules (1983-2004) ........................................................................................................................... 141 Marketing and Development (1982-2005) ............................................................................................... 145 Clippings (1983-2000) ........................................................................................................................... 146 Concerts (1982-2002) ............................................................................................................................. 154 Correspondence (1982-1995) ................................................................................................................. 214 Dalhousie University Archives Page 2 Symphony Nova Scotia fonds Fundraising events (1983-1999) ............................................................................................................ 222 Fundraising general (1982-1999) ........................................................................................................... 240 Newspaper clippings and outside publications (1988) .......................................................................... 254 Program advertisements (1984-1994) .................................................................................................... 255 Public relations general (1983-2005) ..................................................................................................... 271 Sponsorships (1983-2000) ..................................................................................................................... 293 Office Manager (1983-1998) .................................................................................................................... 326 Internal correspondence (1984-1998) .................................................................................................... 326 Office space (1983-1997) ...................................................................................................................... 329 Personnel and Productions (1981-2005) .................................................................................................. 331 Concert programs (1985-1995) .............................................................................................................. 332 Concerts (1983-2003) ............................................................................................................................. 333 General production files (1982-2002) ................................................................................................... 387 Library files (1981-2005) ....................................................................................................................... 397 Newspaper clippings and outside publications (1998) .......................................................................... 515 Personnel (1983-2000) ........................................................................................................................... 515 Players association (1983-2002) ............................................................................................................ 554 Venues (1983-1996) ............................................................................................................................... 556 Symphony Nova Scotia's photographs (1983-2001) ................................................................................ 558 Advertisements (1983-[1993?]) ............................................................................................................. 559 Promotional photographs (1983-2001) .................................................................................................. 560 Symphony photographs (1983-1995) .................................................................................................... 579 Programs and publications (1982-2006) .................................................................................................. 589 Concert programs (1982-2006) .............................................................................................................. 589 Fundraising event programs (1983-2000) ............................................................................................. 636 Newsletters (1988-2001) ........................................................................................................................ 640 Season brochures (1983-2004) .............................................................................................................. 641 Dalhousie University Archives Page 3 MS-5-14 Symphony Nova Scotia fonds Summary information Repository: Dalhousie University Archives Title: Symphony Nova Scotia fonds Reference code: MS-5-14 Date: 1981-2006
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