Todd Wilson

Todd Wilson is an award-winning singer, choral conductor, and nonprofit leader with a career spanning over five decades. A second-generation International Quartet Champion, Wilson sang tenor for ACOUSTIX, winners of the 1990 Barbershop Harmony Society (BHS) championship. His father, Harlan, won in 1961 with the Suntones, making them the first family to achieve this multi-generational milestone.

Wilson’s extensive performing career includes earning six International Chorus Championships with the Vocal Majority. With ACOUSTIX, he has performed for 175 million viewers on "ABC 2000," appeared on the Today Show, and collaborated with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. His discography features six studio albums with ACOUSTIX and numerous recordings with the Vocal Majority and Class of the 80s.

Beyond the stage, Wilson is a dedicated educator and leader. Since 2008, he has served as the Executive and Artistic Director of the Nashville Singers, a top-ranked nonprofit performing arts organization. In 2025, the Todd and Jennifer Wilson Endowment for Music Education was established through The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. This $25,000 endowment supports the "Music Makes a Difference Grant" and the "Educator of the Future College Scholarship," ensuring a lasting legacy for music education in the region. https://linktr.ee/toddwilsoninfo

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