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School of Music

Sep
18
2025
Acadia University School of Music Concert & Lecture Series Presents: Scott Leithead (1:00 pm)
Sep
25
2025
Acadia University School of Music Concert & Lecture Series Presents: Champagne Weather (1:00 pm)
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September 2025

Acadia University School of Music Concert & Lecture Series Presents: Scott Leithead

2025-09-18 13:00

On Thursday, September 18, the Acadia School of Music’s Concert & Lecture Series will feature a presentation by Scott Leithead, guest conductor of the 2025 Nova Scotia Youth Choir. 

Drawing from his wealth of experience as a choral conductor, Scott will speak about building community through music, offering lessons learned as well as advice for those pursuing leadership in the Arts. 

Scott is the founder and artistic director of Edmonton’s award-winning Korora Choir Association and TIME Association.  He has been invited to conduct provincial and state honour choirs on twenty-nine occasions and he has presented workshops in North America and beyond.  During his sabbatical in Namibia in 2008–2009 where he worked with the Mascato Youth Choir and many other choirs in southern Africa.  In February 2023 he conducted the ISSEA Mass Choir in Johannesburg, South Africa, featuring international schools from across the African continent. 

We are delighted to welcome Scott to Acadia as he returns to Nova Scotia for his second time directing the Nova Scotia Youth Choir, with performances in New Glasgow, Truro, and Halifax. 

This presentation begins at 1:00pm in the FESTIVAL THEATRE, 504 Main St., Wolfville. 

Concert & Lecture Series events are free and all are welcome to attend – please join us and support our student performers! 

On Thursday, September 18, the Acadia School of Music’s Concert & Lecture Series will feature a presentation by Scott Leithead, guest conductor of the 2025 Nova Scotia Youth Choir. 

Drawing from his wealth of experience as a choral conductor, Scott will speak about building community through music, offering lessons learned as well as advice for those pursuing leadership in the Arts. 

Scott is the founder and artistic director of Edmonton’s award-winning Korora Choir Association and TIME Association.  He has been invited to conduct provincial and state honour choirs on twenty-nine occasions and he has presented workshops in North America and beyond.  During his sabbatical in Namibia in 2008–2009 where he worked with the Mascato Youth Choir and many other choirs in southern Africa.  In February 2023 he conducted the ISSEA Mass Choir in Johannesburg, South Africa, featuring international schools from across the African continent. 

We are delighted to welcome Scott to Acadia as he returns to Nova Scotia for his second time directing the Nova Scotia Youth Choir, with performances in New Glasgow, Truro, and Halifax. 

This presentation begins at 1:00pm in the FESTIVAL THEATRE, 504 Main St., Wolfville. 

Concert & Lecture Series events are free and all are welcome to attend – please join us and support our student performers! 

Acadia University School of Music Concert & Lecture Series Presents: Champagne Weather

2025-09-25 13:00

On Thursday, September 25, the Acadia School of Music Concert & Lecture Series presents a talk by Champagne Weather. 

As an artist, you spend your life chasing dreams. Just as you get close to a dream, it fades and another more distant vision takes its place. This is the life of the artist: to dream, to give chase, to dream. Champagne Weather, the new musical project from Award-winning songwriters James Hill and Anne Janelle, embodies this in real-time; a young star still forming, growing brighter and more focused every day. James and Anne take you behind the curtain of their creative lives, showing how Champagne Weather draws on myriad sources of inspiration and what their winding, 25-year musical journey might illuminate about your own path as an artist. 

This event begins at 1:00pm in FESTIVAL THEATRE. 

Concert & Lecture Series events are free and all are welcome to attend – please join us! 

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