Founded in 1974, the Colorado Children’s Chorale
has been one of Colorado’s cultural treasures for more than three decades.
The Chorale boasts internationally acclaimed and award-winning ensembles known for their combination of artistic excellence and youthful exuberance.
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About the Chorale
The Chorale is comprised of five
choirs with 400 mixed, unchanged children’s
voices in grades two through eight from all
social,
economic and
ethnic backgrounds, representing 180
schools across the
Front Range of Colorado.
They participate in over 130 annual performances. The Chorale continues to build a growing constituency of
patrons for the performing arts community. The Chorale has performed with some of the world’s finest performing arts organizations, world-renowned artists, and for numerous dignitaries.
Tours have taken these singing ambassadors, who perform by invitation only, throughout Colorado, across the U.S.A., and throughout
Europe,
Asia, and
South America.
Above and beyond the Chorale’s five choirs, an additional 1,600 children, who are mostly at-risk and from under-served communities throughout the state, participate annually in a nationally recognized education outreach program—the Conservatory.
More than 2,000
alumni have learned myriad life skills during their tenure in the Children’s Chorale, incorporating
self-discipline, self-motivation, teamwork, poise, focus and confidence into their adult lives. Some alumni, fondly called "grads" work for the Chorale for a few years, helping with rehearsals and behind-the-scenes at concerts.
The Colorado Children’s Chorale is a 501(c)3
nonprofit organization with a disciplined and efficient business operation that has a balance of earned and contributed income.
Professional performances
The Chorale uses many
professional theatre directors & choreographers like
Robert Wells
(Co-Owner of the
Avenue Theater)
The Chorale also performed at the 2008 Democratic National Convention
International Touring
Over the years, the chorale has visited many countries such as China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and Brazil.
Vail Residency
The tour choir of the Chorale travels to Vail, Colorado yearly before each season starts. This trip usually lasts one week at the end of which is a free public concert at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheatre. During this week the tour choir learns all their new music for the performances they will be doing all season.