This weekend, the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra kicks off its 2025–2026 season with a fiery celebration of rhythm, drama, and cultural flair in a performance titled Spanish Passion.
But the SDSO’s season is about more than just music, it’s also about connection and community. As part of its ongoing commitment to cultural dialogue, the orchestra is shining a spotlight on the Lakota Music Project, a groundbreaking initiative that blends classical music with Lakota and Dakota traditions.
Here to tell us more about that and the music of Spanish Passion were Music Director and conductor, Delta David Gier and the symphony orchestra’s executive director, Jennifer Teisinger.
With the season kicking off this weekend, why not celebrate a great season of great music by becoming a friend of the South Dakota Symphony by donating today! This is your chance to make a real and lasting impact on the orchestra’s annual offerings.
Your tax-deductible gift is critical for continuing orchestra concerts, music education programs and impactful community building programs. Simply call 605-335-7933, option 4 to make a donation. Or learn more ways to support the symphony at sdsymphony.org.
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