Concert Choir, Aplausos de Colorado Children’s Chorale, and our young alums in Transitions will add youthful exuberance to your Mother’s Day. With something for every musical palette, from classical to contemporary to pop a cappella, this concert is sure to send you off into the spring sunshine with a song in your heart.

Our youngest singers in Prep Choir and Apprentice Choir cannot wait to amaze you during this intimate concert where you will be entranced by their energy and enthusiasm. Stevens JAMS will also be taking the stage to entertain you with their joyful sound. Don’t miss this concert that will feature more than 200 youthful voices.

When you sing with the Colorado Children’s Chorale, you just never know where you’ll end up. Our five choirs feature 350 talented kids. As these young performers grow and learn, they entertain in a variety of venues, from community concerts in their early years to the possibility of national and international tours as they progress through…

Spend the evening with the Colorado Children’s Chorale as they entertain, inspire, and bring joy to everyone in attendance.

Sing Out in celebration of 50 Years of Brilliance! Don’t miss your cue to enjoy Chorale favorites including The Trail by Chorale alumni Aron Accurso and Adam Overett, as well as I Follow Melodies by Samuel Lancaster. Returning from New York City after our debut performance in Carnegie Hall, we are ready to raise the…

As we look back over the last 50 years, we will celebrate alumni, parents, and friends who have contributed to making the Chorale the success it is today. The evening will include silent and live auctions, dinner, tributes, and entertainment.

Discussing aspirations for his next symphony, Mahler wrote, “One is, so to speak, only an instrument, played on by the universe. The symphony must be like the world. It must embrace everything!” No Mahler symphony gives us a greater sense of this cosmic scale than the Third. This great hymn to nature is massive in scale…

Discussing aspirations for his next symphony, Mahler wrote, “One is, so to speak, only an instrument, played on by the universe. The symphony must be like the world. It must embrace everything!” No Mahler symphony gives us a greater sense of this cosmic scale than the Third. This great hymn to nature is massive in scale…

Discussing aspirations for his next symphony, Mahler wrote, “One is, so to speak, only an instrument, played on by the universe. The symphony must be like the world. It must embrace everything!” No Mahler symphony gives us a greater sense of this cosmic scale than the Third. This great hymn to nature is massive in scale…

Please join us for our Ensemble Feature during the National Symphonic Concert in Stern Auditorium. Use the code: FAM45044 for %15 off your ticket purchase