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Throughout the month of July, the Tiemens Foundation has pledged to match up to $1,500 in donations, dollar for dollar, for the purpose of helping ChoralSong of Colorado Springs waive singers’ fees for the inaugural 2023/24 Concert Season. As the Pikes Peak Region’s newest performing arts organization, ChoralSong has the goal of one day becoming an organization that pays all its musicians for their work.  This matching gift gets us one step closer to this goal.  This is a wonderful opportunity to show your support for what we believe will quickly become a bright light in the performing arts landscape of southern Colorado. For those interested in participating in this challenge and helping ChoralSong’s first year be an outstanding one in every respect, please go to the Donation Page of the ChoralSong website to make your pledge. We invite you all to come and see us in concert this year!  See the Concerts...

Many types of singers with lovely voices and healthy techniques, each beautiful in its own way and in the right, preform masterfully; however, not every voice is perfect for every situation. ChoralSong is an ensemble of approximately 20 singers. For a choir this size to work most effectively, each voice must have the ability and commitment to blend carefully and consistently with other singers and sections, regardless of the style of music. ChoralSong commits to performing a variety of music, so we need singers who can be stylistically flexible while maintaining a healthy vocal technique. In detail, we’re looking for… Singers with a flexible, bel canto-like style of singing who can utilize the natural voice’s capability for resonance and clear diction. Singers who can (and enjoy) adjusting their vibrato and technique in a healthy manner while performing everything from Romantic to Renaissance and Spirituals to Jazz. Singers who understand rhythm and can...

On Friday, June 16, ChoralSong of Colorado Springs held its Inaugural Celebration/Nonprofit Fundraiser. This exciting event took place in the beautiful Parish Hall of Grace and St. Stephen's Episcopal Church with 45 people in attendance. The kick-off featured a stunning performance by Colorado Springs’s renowned performer, Jennifer DeDominici, as well as delicious culinary creations from Chef Alexandre Verdier of The Broadmoor Hotel.  For those who love food and wine, the evening’s favorites included Shrimps Flambé, Cordon Bleu, Flourless Chocolate Petit Fours, Prisoner’s 2019 “Unshackled” Cabernet Sauvignon and a 2021 Moscato d’Asti by Castello del Poggio.   ChoralSong, the Pikes Peak region’s newest performing arts ensemble, gathers momentum under the baton of Artistic Director Daniel Price, who leads this new addition to the Colorado Springs performing arts scene. As the latest contributor to the cultural landscape of a city experiencing record-setting growth, ChoralSong welcomes everyone seeking to experience the joy of talented vocalists...

Events in Colorado Springs for the End of the 2023 Calendar: Concerts and More! From stirring choral performances to mesmerizing local events, 2023 unfolds a wide array of Colorado Springs events this winter. Let's explore some fun together, including ChoralSong's performances, and more!   October Extravaganza This October, the city of Colorado Springs offers a vibrant mix of cultural happenings: Halloween Events As October ends, the city comes alive with spooky celebrations. Colorado Springs offers tons of events like Boo at the Zoo, intended to raise funds for protecting wild orangutans, or visiting the Haunted Mines, a haunted house inspired by spooky stories from Colorado’s mining days.  ChoralSong Concert Enjoy a wondrous night of music listening to one of Colorado Springs’ esteemed choirs, ChoralSong! Mark your calendar for October 7th, 2023 at 7 PM on 16 E Platte Ave, Colorado Springs. Expect an unforgettable evening of choral excellence, which we’ve titled A Grand Night For…Singing! Emma Crawford Coffin Races A...

ChoralSong Featured in the Colorado Springs Gazette: Growing the Cultural Landscape! ChoralSong, a new performing arts organization dedicated to enriching the community through the power of music, was recently featured in the Colorado Springs Gazette! Although Colorado Springs continues to grow rapidly, the performing arts community has not kept pace. Daniel Price, the artistic director for the non-profit organization, emphasizes that currently only four adult community choirs are active in the Springs, and the last one was established back in 1992! Price aims to change that and help grow our performing arts community by creating “...