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USD Music Department Host Third Annual Music is Alive Festival Verve

USD Music Department Host Third Annual Music is Alive Festival

October 9th, 202236 USD’s Music Department hosted its third annual Music is Alive festival and partnered with Vermillion High School, which provided a variety of musical performances from eight ensembles. The event kicked off with Vermillion High School’s Pride of Vermillion, then followed in the order of USD Jazz Band, USD Symphony Orchestra,...
Gesteland's Annual Studio Showcase Made Their First Appearance Since COVID-19 Campus

Gesteland's Annual Studio Showcase Made Their First Appearance Since COVID-19

April 12th, 202219 Tracelyn Gesteland, a voice and opera professor, brought back the annual studio showcase this year. This was the first time she has been able to hold this event since 2019. “We’ve had a studio showcase every spring since I began teaching at USD, with the exception of 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic. It was really nice to be...
Music is Still Alive Verve

Music is Still Alive

October 18th, 202124 USD's music department hosted the second annual Music is Alive Festival Sunday, Oct. 17. The festival tradition began in 2020 as a way for students to perform together, as COVID-19 made it difficult to host these events indoors. The free, outdoor event took place at Prentis Park off of North Plum St. in Vermillion. Assistant music...
USD faculty perform at Colton Grand re-opening concert Campus

USD faculty perform at Colton Grand re-opening concert

October 12th, 202140 After six months of renovations, the Colton Recital Hall is now open. The faculty of the music department at USD performed at the Colton Recital Hall Grand Re-opening Celebration Concert.  USD music department chair, professor and director of choral activities David Holdhusen said the entire music department was excited and ecstatic...
Fine Arts looks forward, prepares for "normal" semester Verve

Fine Arts looks forward, prepares for "normal" semester

April 25th, 202173 The Fine Arts building has seen many changes during the last year due to COVID-19 — changes such as smaller ensembles, livestreamed performances and limited audiences.   Before COVID-19, Bruce Kelley, dean of the College of Fine Arts, said the building was lively and had frequent performances. Although the...
Clarinet masterclass: Learning how to enjoy the music Campus

Clarinet masterclass: Learning how to enjoy the music

February 8th, 2021156 The Music Department has been hosting Clarinet Day since 2016 where students are able to learn new things from teachers from across the country. However, due to COVID-19, the event has changed and will now be entirely online, spanning the course of a couple months.  Dr. Luis Viquez, the director of orchestras...
Faculty recital continues through setbacks Campus

Faculty recital continues through setbacks

January 24th, 20218 The yearly faculty recital is put on by a group of volunteer staff members who wish to perform for students, faculty and the community. Despite experiencing small setbacks such as social distancing, the recital was able to be performed almost exactly like prior years. Assistant Professor of Horn, Amy...

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