Wheaton’s Choral Director Premieres Documentary on American Choral Music

In between directing two of Wheaton’s choirs, this famous conductor and Conservatory professor produced a film that examines the reach of American choirs.

One in six people in America, which is about 52 million people, sing in an organized choir. For Jerry Blackstone ‘74, visiting professor of music and Grammy Award-winning choral director, this was enough inspiration to begin a yearslong effort to make a documentary studying American choirs. 
The new documentary, titled “Choral Singing in America, Nurturing the American Soul,” premiered in Barrows Auditorium on February 3, with a livestream online. The project was endorsed by the American Ch...

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Jade Hernandez

Jade Hernandez is a sophomore Communication Major. Originally from Englewood, NJ, in her free time she enjoys crafting stories, watching Hallmark movies, and playing board games with family and friends.

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