Somerset Hills Harmony Establishes Faculty in Residence Program
| Type of post: | Choral A Cappella news item |
| Sub-type: | No sub-type |
| Posted By: | Don Staffin |
| Status: | Current |
| Date Posted: | Tue, Mar 29 2022 |
Somerset Hills Harmony (SHH), Central New Jersey’s premiere mixed all-age a cappella chorus, is excited to announce that we have established a Faculty in Residence program funded by a private grant.
We are equally excited to announce that our first Faculty in Residence is Dr. John Wilson, Choral Director of Bridgewater-Raritan High School and President of NJACDA. In this capacity, Dr. Wilson:
- Serves as an education/training resource for our musical leadership, including directors and section leaders.
- Advises on the continued development of our member education plan.
- Serves as a clinical resource when appropriate.
Chris Staffin, Somerset Hills Harmony President, commented, “John Wilson has been a pillar of the New Jersey choral education community for a number of years. We are looking forward to taking our organization to the next level with his guidance.”
Doug Brown, Vocal & Performance Coach for Somerset Hills Harmony, observed, “This is a positive opportunity that demonstrates that the organization is committed to the education and development of not only its members, but section leaders and the director team as well. I think this provides another significant leap forward for the entire chorus.”
For more information on our musical leadership, to read Dr. Wilson’s full bio, or to learn more about Somerset Hills Harmony, visit www.shhchorus.org or email info@shhchorus.org.
We are equally excited to announce that our first Faculty in Residence is Dr. John Wilson, Choral Director of Bridgewater-Raritan High School and President of NJACDA. In this capacity, Dr. Wilson:
- Serves as an education/training resource for our musical leadership, including directors and section leaders.
- Advises on the continued development of our member education plan.
- Serves as a clinical resource when appropriate.
Chris Staffin, Somerset Hills Harmony President, commented, “John Wilson has been a pillar of the New Jersey choral education community for a number of years. We are looking forward to taking our organization to the next level with his guidance.”
Doug Brown, Vocal & Performance Coach for Somerset Hills Harmony, observed, “This is a positive opportunity that demonstrates that the organization is committed to the education and development of not only its members, but section leaders and the director team as well. I think this provides another significant leap forward for the entire chorus.”
For more information on our musical leadership, to read Dr. Wilson’s full bio, or to learn more about Somerset Hills Harmony, visit www.shhchorus.org or email info@shhchorus.org.
