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Denver Choir League began as a neighborhood project in Denver in September 2018, founded by Katy Lushman. In 2021, the group rebranded to Choir League as new partners joined, continuing a mission to make serious music-making accessible in a fun, social setting. The choir welcomes singers of all levels and emphasizes regular, cycle-based performances—every eight weeks—so members can grow together without the pressure of a rigid audition culture.
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Based in Denver, CO, Choir League operates with weekly rehearsals and a flexible, inclusive ethos. The ensemble’s seasons feature a mix of gospel, pop, folk, and contemporary pieces, performed in venues around the city and at special events that highlight their collaborative spirit. Whether you’re new to singing or a seasoned singer looking to connect with others, this is a place to make music and build community.
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For ticketing, Choir League channels sales through Eventbrite, making it easy to secure your seats for upcoming performances. You can stay connected via their social media channels for updates on workshops, rehearsals, and show dates.
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2025 is shaping up as a busy year for Denver Choir League. Highlights include a gospel workshop led by Lonnie Norwood at Central Presbyterian Church on May 4, the Spirituals Project choral festival at the Newman Center on May 17, and a fall performance at The Federal Theater in Denver on October 5 as part of the 'Shape of Things' cycle. The RiNo Caroling Night is listed as a bonus event for the 2025 cycle, and the December 14 concert at Central Presbyterian Church in downtown Denver closes out the year with an intimate, festive program.
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In addition to large ensemble work, Summer Sings in 2025 featured workshop-nights exploring pop, rock, folk, and contemporary pieces such as “Where'd All The Time Go,” “Life On Mars,” “Like a Prayer,” and “Closer to Fine.” These sessions illustrate the choir’s commitment to variety and accessibility while maintaining high musical standards.
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Follow Denver Choir League for performance announcements, rehearsal news, and workshop opportunities. Official social profiles provide behind-the-scenes looks, while ticketing remains straightforward through Eventbrite so you can secure your seats with confidence.
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2025 is shaping up as a busy year for Denver Choir League. Highlights include a gospel workshop led by Lonnie Norwood at Central Presbyterian Church on May 4, the Spirituals Project choral festival at the Newman Center on May 17, and a fall performance at The Federal Theater in Denver on October 5 as part of the 'Shape of Things' cycle. The RiNo Caroling Night is listed as a bonus event for the 2025 cycle, and the December 14 concert at Central Presbyterian Church in downtown Denver closes out the year with an intimate, festive program.
In addition to large ensemble work, Summer Sings in 2025 featured workshop-nights exploring pop, rock, folk, and contemporary pieces such as “Where'd All The Time Go,” “Life On Mars,” “Like a Prayer,” and “Closer to Fine.” These sessions illustrate the choir’s commitment to variety and accessibility while maintaining high musical standards.
Follow Denver Choir League for performance announcements, rehearsal news, and workshop opportunities. Official social profiles provide behind-the-scenes looks, while ticketing remains straightforward through Eventbrite so you can secure your seats with confidence.
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