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In The Moment ... January 12, 2018 Show 255 Hour 1Following the success of the Music Unwound program "Dvo?ák and America" last season, the South Dakota…

In The Moment ... March 22, 2019 Show 541 Hour 1Ted Wiprud is the Music Alive Composer-in-Residence for the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra. The orchestra…

In The Moment ... November 17, 2017 Show 223 Hour 1The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra plays this weekend in the Great Hall of the Washington Pavillion in…

In The Moment ... February 2, 2018 Show 269 Hour 1The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra performs this weekend in the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls. The…

In The Moment ... March 6, 2020 Show 768 Hour 1Richard Wagner was born in 1813. He composed a complete four-opera cycle called The Ring of Nibelungen.…

The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra continues its centennial celebration with a performance Saturday, January 22, in Sioux Falls. South Dakota Public Broadcasting streams the concert live on SD.net. and SDPB.org at 7:30 p.m. Central, 6:30 Mountain. This week's performance features a world premiere with sounds you've never heard before. Literally. Lori Walsh sat down with Maestro Delta David Gier, pianist Paul Sánchez, and composer David M. Gordon ahead of this week's performance.

The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra, like many cultural organizations, is finding ways to provide relevant, beautiful, and thought-provoking programming in difficult times. This weekend's performance includes the Ukrainian national anthem, famed Russian composer Tchaikovsky, a Syrian-American composer named Malek Jandali, and Indian tabla virtuoso Zakir Hussain.

In The Moment ... April 6, 2018 Show 310 Hour 1 The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra is in concert this weekend in the Great Hall of the Washington…

The South Dakota Symphony Orchestra celebrates 100 years in a season finale celebration this weekend. We hear from Maestro Delta David Gier and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer John Luther Adams.

Franz Schubert was supposed to take up Beethoven's mantle. Instead, his life was cut short. Delta David Gier from the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra dives into his story.