February 19 The Man With the Horn open rehearsal; March 5 a la Boston Pops open rehearsal; April 2 Orchestra Spectacular open rehearsal; April 14 Beethoven Festival open rehearsal; April 25 Beethoven Lives Upstairs
October 6 The Broadway Beat (Ross Thompson baritone); November 17 Roll Call of Remembrance (The Aeolian Singers); January 26 The Music of My Life; March 22 Here Come the Oscars
January 14 (Ruggero Ricci violin); February 17 (Lewis Quilico baritone); March 6 (Karen Kain prima ballerina); March 31 (Dalart Trio, Franz Paul Dekcer conductor); April 27 (Ruth Laredo piano)
October 18 Lennie Gallant (Scott Macmillan conductor); October 25 Lennie Gallant; January 24 and 25 Rawlins Cross; March 21 Theresa Malenfant with Matt Minglewood and Dutch Mason (Scott Macmillan conductor); April 25 and 26 Laura Smith (Scott Macmillan conductor)
October 27 and 28 (Anne Rapson violin, Timothy Vernon conductor); January 12 (Margaret Isaacs clarinet); February 2 and 3 (Christopher Palmer bassoon); March 8 and 9 (Hermann Baumann french horn)
October 21 Gershwyn and Gershwyn (Wayne Strongman conductor); November 18 The Mikado (Walter Kemp conductor); December 6 and 9 Christmas with Howard Cable; January 6 (Gerald Danovitch Sax Quartet, Richard Hoenich conductor); February 10 Invitation to the Dance; March 3 The Merry Widow; March 31 (The Romaniacs, Howard Cable conductor); April 29 (Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra, Steve Oore piano); May 5 Sail On Nova Scotia! (Scott Macmillan conductor and arranger, Bob Quinn producer and director)
October 10 and 11 (Jarvis Benoit Quartet, Brian Jackson conductor); October 24 (Skitch Henderson conductor); November 21 (Dwight Bennett conductor, Mark Dubois tenor); January 9 and 10 (Nancy White, Howard Cable conductor); February 6 and 7 (Rita MacNeil, Boris Brott conductor); March 6-7 (Marc Belanger conductor, Andre Gagnon soloist); March 27 (Hagood Hardy, with Anil Sharmo drums, Richard Homme bass guitar); May 1 (Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra, Stan Fisher conductor, with Georg Tintner music director designate, Philippe Djokic, Jasper Wood)
October 18, October 19 in U-pick (Nancy White, Howard Cable conductor); November 22 (Oliver Jones, Howard Cable conductor); December 13 (December 14 in U-pick, 11 and 14-15 special) The Nutcracker; February 28 The Great Mozart Hunt (George Zukerman bassoon (2 designs)); March 17 (The Vienna Choir Boys, Jaume Miranda conductor); March 27 Fireworks on the Concert Stage (Nhât Viêt Phi piano); April 24 Mary Lou Fallis is Mrs. Bach (Howard Cable conductor)
October 8 Big Band Royalty (Howard Cable conductor, Harvey Kogan clarinet, tenor sax, flute); October 29 Pops from the Classics; November 19 A Viennese Evening (Joanne Hounsell soprano); December 4 (Howard Cable conductor); January 28 Broadway Hits (Howard Cable conductor, Stephen Henrikson baritone, Diane Parke-Jones soprano, George Maxmann violin); February 18 (Howard Cable conductor, Oliver Jones piano, Skip Beckwith bass, Terry O'Mahoney drums); March 11 Charlie Chaplin Films (Glen Fast conductor); April 15 The Cindy Thompson Show (Howard Cable conductor)
September 27 (Streatfeild, S.; Swanston, M.); November 1 (Cable, H.; Mantini, B.; Thompson, R.); January 31 (Streatfeild, S.; Rhapsody Quintet); March 14 (Cable, H.; Here Comes the Oscars!)
November 29 St. Mary's University, Richard Hoenich conductor, Patricia Creighton flute; December 10 Sidney Harth conductor; December 14 Christmas Carols Wayne Riddell conductor, Aeolian Singers directed by Claire Wall; December 17 The Messiah; March 27 Welcome Tintner; April 19 Easter Extravaganza
November 5 Titans of the 20th Century (Geoffrey Michaels violin); December 22 (The Aeolian Singers, Jacqueline Chambers conductor); January 15 The Martin Luther King Concert (Walter Borden narrator, The Gospel Choir); April 9 Bridgewater (George Maxmann conductor, Philippe Djokic violin); April 12 Players Association Chamber Music Concert
November 19 Pictou (Glen Fast conductor, Lucille Yoonhi Chang piano); March 28 St. John Passion (David MacDonald conductor); May 5 (George Maxmann violin); May 8 Beer and Beethoven
October 8 The Mikado; December 9-11, 15-17 The Nutcracker; January 31 Spectrum (Peter Lieberson conductor, George Maxmann and Christopher Wilkinson violin); February 14 Te Deum (Dr. Walter H. Kemp, with Dalhousie Chorale and The Georgian Singers of Halifax); March 18 (Scott Macmillan conductor, Natalie MacMaster fiddle, Tracey Dares piano)
October 24 (Georg Tintner Memorial); October 30 (National Arts Centre Orchestra); November 14-16 (Open Waters Festival); November 26-27 (Macmillan, S.; Rankin Sisters); December 10-18 (The Nutcracker); January 23 (Musical Mania, Swingin' with the Symphony); February 25 (Mostly Mozart); April 2 (Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra); April 16 (The Little, Lame Prince)
October 24 (Appleyard, P.; Cable, H.); January 16 (Stars of the Orchestra); February 27 (Banks, T.; MacLean, C.); April 2 (Gueller, B.; El Viento Flamenco)
October 4 Abduction from the Seraglio; November 24 (Oliver Jones, Howard Cable conductor); December 18 The Messiah (Sue Doran soprano, Blaine Hendsbee tenor); January 15 The Martin Luther King Concert (Brainerd Blyden-Taylor conductor, David Woods guest, Nova Scotia Mass Choir)
October 2 Operatic Highlights of Verdi and Puccini (Stephanie Bogle soprano, Mark Marriott tenor); October 10 American Songbook (Howard Cable conductor, Gene diNovi piano); November 8 Iolanthe (Dr. Walter H. Kemp conductor); January 30 A Little Bit O' Country and A Little Bit O' Rock 'N Roll (Howard Cable conductor, Bill Bridges guitar); March 6 a la Boston Pops (Harry Ellis Dickson conductor, Paul Stewart piano); April 21 Beethoven Festival (Lorand Fenyves violin); April 24 Beethoven Festival (St. Lawrence String Quartet)
January 17 Symphony Benefit Concert (with Andrew Russel and The Catgut Four, Scott Macmillan Sextet, Scott Macmillan Jazz Ensemble); May 16, 18, 21 A Night on the Town benefits; April 13 Art Auction; Nov. 24 [1983?] Belafonte (with Ann Mortifee, Neil Chotem conductor)
October 16 Pure Gold (The John Alphonse Band); October 17 Pure Gold (Maureen Forrest contralto, Isaac Stern violin, Walter Kemp chorus master); April 7 The Messiah (benefit)
