By Christopher Benincasa, JerseyArts.com
originally published: 03/14/2021
The 2021 GRAMMY Awards took place on Sunday, March 14, and, for the first time, a Westminster Choir College graduate participated in each of the five recordings nominated in the Best Choral Performance category. We recently spoke with five of the artists in that category – Donald Nally, Laquita Mitchell, Adam Luebke, Benedict Sheehan, and Christopher Jackson – about the nominated recordings.
About the author: Christopher Benincasa is an Emmy Award-winning arts and culture journalist. He produced content for NJ PBS for a decade before co-founding PCK Media. Christopher currently works as a freelance producer, video editor, writer, and communications specialist for a diverse set of commercial, non-profit, and government clients. His work has been featured on various PBS stations, and in American Abstract Artists Journal, The Structurist, Paterson Literary Review, and JerseyArts.com.
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