Some kids know they love to sing but don’t yet have a place to grow. Colorado Springs Children’s Chorale gives young people in grades 2–12 professional vocal training, meaningful performance opportunities and a community where they belong. Along the way, they build confidence, discipline and leadership skills that last long after the final note.
Too many young people never get the chance to discover what their voice can do. When children sing together, they learn to listen, take risks, work as a team and believe in themselves. The Children’s Chorale gives kids across the Pikes Peak region a place to belong and grow—building confidence they carry into school, relationships and whatever comes next.
As the Children’s Chorale enters its 50th season, our commitment remains the same: access to the arts for every child. Give! donations will support tuition assistance, free school music outreach, the Fountain Creek Neighborhood Honor Choir in Widefield D-3 and Harrison D-2, and plans for a new neighborhood choir in 2026–27.
Most Children’s Chorale school outreach programs are free, helping educators with limited budgets connect thousands of children to meaningful music experiences and the broader community.
“The Colorado Springs Children’s Chorale didn’t just teach me how to sing, but it grew my love for music and shaped me into the person I am today.” — Victoria Aguilar, Children’s Chorale alumna