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American Choral Directors Association

American Choral Directors Association

The mission of ACDA is to inspire excellence and nurture lifelong involvement in choral music for everyone through education, performance, composition and advocacy.

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Erica Glenn

Erica Glenn

Erica Glenn is the director of choral activities at Brigham Young University-Hawaii and a 2021 National Finalist for the American Prize in Conducting. In May 2025 she conducted the premiere of her original, thirty-minute Worldwide Requiem at Carnegie Hall, and she will conduct the European premiere with the Oxford Philharmonic in 2027. In 2023, Dr. Glenn researched the Estonian Singing Revolution as an American Councils Scholar in Tallinn, and in 2022 she completed a Fulbright grant in Warsaw, Poland, studying the impact of music on morale among Ukrainian refugees. She holds a doctorate from Arizona State University (Choral Conducting), an EdM from Harvard (The Arts in Education), and an MM from Longy Conservatory (Music Composition). As a composer and researcher, she has published with SBMP, Pelican Music, the International Alliance of Women in Music Journal, Tactus, and USA Today.

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This content was published on: August 16, 2026

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