Henry Duitman conducts a special concert of the GVSU Symphony
Orchestra at Park Church in Grand Rapids.
Photo Credit: courtesy of Bridgett Vanderhoof
Henry Duitman, retired associate professor and conductor of the GVSU
Symphony Orchestra, closed out his GVSU and teaching career with a
special concert in April at Park Church in downtown Grand Rapids.
The concert, which showcased music from well-known operas, featured
soprano Ashly Neumann, '08, and tenor Min Jin, who served on GVSU's
faculty from 2010-2016.
Duitman, who joined GVSU in 2008, called it a "joy to work again
with two outstanding singers with whom I have collaborated in the
past." Duitman joined Grand Valley's faculty in 2008.
The University Arts Chorale, conducted by Kody Wallace, was also part
of the performance.
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