Colorado Springs Youth Choir

A 501(c)(3) entity, CSYC was founded in May 2024 as a passion project of mine. This organization's PopUp Choirs have been featured in the Colorado Springs Gazette and CSYC has been in community events like First Congregational Church's Madrigal which has been running since 1989. The choir is preparing to sing at Carnegie Hall in June 2025.

As the artistic director and founder, I have learned to take on the sole responsibility of

Social Media

Instagram, Facebook

PopUp Choirs 

These community events were inspired by a group in New York City, that opens their doors to all singers and skill levels. After the excitement was shared from the board, I got to work selecting music that was accessible and fun. We started with an arrangement of "It's You I Like" from Mr. Rogers in October 2024. 

Responsibilities I take on when we host these events include:

Website to direct traffic to register for PopUps

https://cspopupchoir.com/

Tickets for events on Ludus (example for our Feb PopUp event): https://csyouthchoir.ludus.com/index.php?show_id=200474720

Facebook events and postings help draw attention and bring traffic: https://www.facebook.com/csyouthchoir/

Instagram: @csyouthchoir

When people register on Ludus, they get sent an email like this that includes learning tracks and instructions on what to do.

PopUp Choir vibe carousel

Make sure to check out the reels that feature recordings!

They are beautiful!

Madrigal Dinner

In December of 2024 I was the director of the Madrigal dinner at First Congregational Church in Colorado Springs. 

This event is 3 nights of 3 hours of music, feasting and Christmas celebration.  CSYC was featured in this production, but I led the entirety of it.


Notable changes I brought to the table for this production:

Preparation for Carnegie Hall and NYC in June 2025

CSYC has been invited to sing Mozart's Vesperae Solennes de Confessore in June! 

I was contacted by a former professor and director of mine and he said he would trust me to bring any of my choristers. A great honor!

In preparation for this trip I have: