Engage and inspire your students with a concert designed especially for elementary audiences. Brimming with infectious enthusiasm and a hearty dose of audience participation, students will experience music from numerous genres. If paired with a Kids Reaching and Teaching workshop, workshop participants will join the Chorale to perform for their peers during this unforgettable concert.

Jump-start your students' musical interests by engaging them in a Colorado Children's Chorale workshop. Led by Chorale staff and its young performers, a workshop includes all aspects of stage performance, including singing, dancing, acting and stage movement. If paired with a Chorale concert, the participants will have the unique opportunity to perform, on stage, with the Chorale for their school. Cost is $200 if paired with a Kids Reaching and Teaching Kids Workshop.

General Music teachers or Choral Directors collaborate with a Children's Chorale conductor to design a performance workshop or master class for their students. Topics include all aspects of performance, including singing, dancing, acting and stage movement. Schedule a single one-hour session or several sessions (not to exceed six).

The Children's Chorale is currently accepting applications for their School Partnership Program. This year-long residency pairs a Children's Chorale conductor with a music teacher on a weekly basis to provide assistance in the music classroom or with a school choir.

Since 1994, the Colorado Children’s Chorale has offered instruction to students and support for music teachers with professional conductors, accompanists, choreographers and other resources, at no charge, to more than 15,500 students in 51 schools and agencies across the Denver metro area. Each year up to eight schools partner with the Chorale, each with a program tailored to the specific needs of particular classrooms.

School Partnerships:
Offer a music specialist the opportunity to collaborate with professionals in their
field, teaching choral singing and performing skills, working within the framework
of their own program

 Bring a level of professional performance and high expectations to participating 
 students

 Incorporate critical life skills such as discipline, responsibility, teamwork and 
 respect for others — all in their own school community with no audition 
 requirement

 Align with the Colorado Model Content Standards in Music (adopted 1997), 
 Dance (adopted 2000) and Theater (adopted 2000) as adopted by the Colorado 
 Department of Education