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CHORAL JOURNAL
From the EDITORIAL BOARD

Editor

EDITOR
AMANDA BUMGARNER
In January 2020, I wrote my editor’s column in-
troducing the preview issue of the ACDA Regional ACDA National Offi ce
405-232-8161 (ex. 205)
Conferences. It’s a little overwhelming to think of all abumgarner@acda.org
that has happened in the world, and within our cho-
ral community, in the last two years. For many who MANAGING EDITOR
attended, those conferences were the last in-person RON GRANGER
Amanda Bumgarner performances they heard for quite some time. We are ACDA National Offi ce
looking forward to being together in person again this 405-232-8161
coming February and March. Each season of conference planning comes rgranger@acda.org
with its own challenges, but these committees and presidents are truly work- EDITORIAL BOARD
ing under unique pressure. The sessions, performances, and headliners you
see in this issue are a result of their work to bring you an exciting and inspir- SEAN MICHAEL BURTON
ing conference that will celebrate our official return to the live ACDA stage. seanburtonmusic@gmail.com

There are many exciting events, special performances, and interest ses- MARQUES L. A. GARRETT
sions that you will not want to miss. Registration is now open! We do want marques.garrett@unl.edu
to remind you that the information in this issue is current as of press time.
MICHAEL PORTER
Make sure to consult your region’s website for the most up-to-date informa- michaelporter2@boisestate.edu
tion about dates, locations, pricing, and CDC recommendations regarding
COVID-19 protocols. WILLIAM SOUTHERLAND
Looking ahead to articles and focus issues for the 2022 calendar year, williamgsoutherland@gmail.com
consider how you may want to contribute research to our ACDA publica- DEBRA SPURGEON
tions: Choral Journal, ChorTeach, and the International Journal of Research in Cho- dspurg@olemiss.edu
ral Singing (IJRCS). Our membership is broad, but our hope is that everyone

can find something of interest within the pages of our various publications. WILLIAM WEINERT
Find out more information at acda.org under the “Publications” dropdown. wweinert@esm.rochester.edu
The April 2020 issue will feature our annual free Summer Festival and GISELLE WYERS
Workshop Listing. Submissions should be emailed to abumgarner@acda. wyersg@uw.edu
org by January 15 in the following format:
COLUMN EDITORS
Event date
Event name KEVIN DIBBLE
Kevin.Dibble@gordon.edu
Event location (specify if online)
One-sentence description of the event CHRISTOPHER EANES
Contact information (name, phone, email, website) eanesc@gmail.com

KYLE HANSON
kyhanson88@gmail.com

BRYAN E. NICHOLS
bnichols@psu.edu

Editor’s Correction: We are including an updated repertoire listing from JASON PAULK
the November/December 2021 issue, page 64. Holding Our Breath by Carlos jason.paulk@enmu.edu
Cordero SATB, Unaccompanied. Poet: Julie Flanders. “Holding Our Breath GREGORY PYSH
will explore the worldwide need and fear to breathe together right now, gpysh@fpcmid.org
using the lens of breath itself to address the virus, uncertainty, and racism LAURA WIEBE
we face.” This piece won ACDA’s 2020 Genesis Prize. wieb0043@morris.umn.edu

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