From Huntsville’s Oakwood University to ‘Saturday Night Live’ – AL.com
Jason Max Ferdinand. (Courtesy Giana Snell)
Even if his back’s to the audience, Jason Max Ferdinand can tell when a choir he’s directing has listeners in the palm of their collective hand. “You hear oohs and aahs,” Ferdinand says, “or maybe even some crying during the twists and turns of a program.”
He can also see it in the faces of the members of the choir, when the joyful sound they’re making together is really connecting. “It’s hard to put into words,” he says. “It’s amazing.”
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