National Symphony Orchestra with Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, Halloween Spooktacular, and more

Founded in 1931 in Washington, D.C., the National Symphony Orchestra is a celebrated American ensemble. It excels in classical and contemporary orchestral music, known for innovative programming and artistic excellence. The NSO commissions new works, has critically acclaimed recordings, and collaborates with diverse artists, including those in hip-hop. It was nominated for Gramophone's Orchestra of the Year.

Canadian conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, born in Montreal, is celebrated for his innovative approach to orchestral music. He blends classical and contemporary styles, making symphonic experiences accessible to diverse audiences. A recipient of the Jean-Marie Beaudet Prize, he is known for collaborations like "Thorgy and the Thorchestra" and is featured in the award-winning "Disruptor Conductor" documentary. He holds multiple prestigious conducting posts and hosts CBC's "Centre Stage."