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The program will explore how the Immortal Bard’s words resonated in languages, cultures, and time periods other than his own. Featuring works in English and in translation, it will showcase settings from the nineteenth- and twentieth-century song repertoire, including works by Haydn, Schubert, Berlioz, Beach, Finzi and more.


Soprano Katherine Price holds a Master of Music Degree from the University of Oregon, where she studied voice with Grammy Award-winner Milagro Vargas and participated in master classes with Lucy Shelton. She has been invited to perform at the John Donald Robb Composers Symposium at the University of New Mexico, the Festival of New American Music in Sacramento, California, the Cascadia Composers Association’s National Concert in Portland, Oregon, and at regional College Music Society conferences in Oregon and in North and South Dakota. Ms. Price serves on the Vermillion city council and works as Assistant Dean of Arts & Sciences at the University of South Dakota.


Diane Van Den Oever just completed 6 years as a staff accompanist for the University of South Dakota Music Department, collaborating with both faculty and students. A student of Dr. Susan Keith Gray, she earned a Masters in Collaborative Piano in December of 2021. She is the principal organist at the United Congregational Church, Vermillion, and works with the Vermillion Children’s Choir, under the direction of Gretchen Burbach. Prior to her work in Vermillion, Diane taught Spanish classes (University of Sioux Falls and University of South Dakota) for over 15 years, organizing and leading study abroad experiences in Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Peru and Spain. In Sioux Falls, she served as principal organist at Calvary Episcopal Cathedral for 10 years. She enjoys performing duo and trio music with talented friends, hosting music salon parties and collaborating in lecture recitals.

This program is free of cost for NMM Members!

FREE ADMISSION!

If you are a person with a disability and need a special accommodation to fully participate, please contact Disability Services at least 48 hours before an event. Students and the public can contact Disability Services at 605-658-3745 or disabilityservices@usd.edu. Faculty and staff should contact Human Resources at 605-658-3660.

Friday, June 17, 2022 at 5:00:00 PM UTC

NMM LIVE! | Youth's a Stuff will not Endure

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Events

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

ROAD CONSTRUCTION NOTICE

Beginning September 23rd, major road construction on Clark Street will affect traffic and pedestrian access to the NMM until further notice. Please see the release for more details!

THIS EVENT WILL BE LIVE-STREAMED! WATCH ONLINE HERE

WEATHER NOTICE

the NMM will be CLOSED until TUESDAY, 1/16

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