Jamaica National Chorale Honors Six Icons for Their Musical Legacy

This year, the National Chorale of Jamaica (NCOJ) proudly awards its Medal of Excellence to six outstanding individuals who have shaped the nation’s artistic and cultural landscape:

  • Earl Jarrett (CEO, Jamaica National Group) – A steadfast champion of the arts.
  • Donald Banks (posthumously) – Former NCB chairman and passionate advocate for cultural growth.
  • Christine MacDonald – Celebrated contralto and protégé of the late Dr. Olive Lewin.
  • Hernal L. Hamilton – Legendary tenor, enchanting audiences since the 1970s.
  • Jasmin Holness – Soprano and retired agricultural scientist.
  • Dr. J.S. Geddes – Geologist and devoted chorale member for over 50 years.

Since its launch in 2015—with bass-baritone Willard White as its first honoree—the Medal of Excellence has recognized those who elevate Jamaica’s musical heritage.

Christopher Samuda, NCOJ Chairman, reflects: “Excellence paves the way for eminence. By honouring these individuals, we reaffirm our belief in service and the enduring power of humanity.”

A night of prestige, passion, and timeless melodies! 🎶

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