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Bruchim Haba’im!

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale is delighted to welcome you, the listener and singer, to its website. We invite you to learn more about who we are and what we do! If there are any questions you have that are not answered on this website, please let us know: coloradohebrewchorale@yahoo.com

Listen to a sample of our chorale music:
"Zol Shoyn Kumen di Geulah"
Colorado Hebrew Chorale with Cantor Martin Goldstein, soloist


The Colorado Hebrew Chorale was organized in September 1993 by its Music Director, Carol Kozak Ward, to preserve, promote, perform, and celebrate the richness of Hebrew chorale music throughout the Rocky Mountain region. Since its inception, this highly dedicated volunteer chorus, whose membership draws from all areas within greater Denver, has literally given voice to the legacy and culture of the Jewish experience through song. Now in its thirteenth season, the Colorado Hebrew Chorale retains its commitment to communal service as its raison d'etere.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale has participated in a wide array of multicultural events, including A Taste of Colorado, the Colorado Performing Arts Festival, Sacred Celebration!, First Night Colorado, and programs featuring Jewish and Muslim entertainment. Holiday performances of the Chorale's inaugural season at Shalom Park and the Allied Jewish Apartments, together with annual ecumenical Thanksgiving performances, Holocaust Remembrance, and Israeli Memorial Day and Israeli Independence Day tributes are mainstays of their ongoing involvement. The outreach arm of the Colorado Hebrew Chorale has also extended to public schools, college campuses, synagogues and churches. Similarly, the numerous collaboration of the Colorado Hebrew Chorale have included performances with the Colorado Chorale, the Colorado Mormon Chorale, the Mizel Museum of Judaica, the Colorado Choir, the Columbine Chorale, the choirs of Augustana Lutheran Church (Denver), St. Frances Cabrini Church (Littleton), and Christ Congregational Church (Denver), the Denver Pops (formerly known as the Mostly Strauss Orchestra), the Westminster Symphony, the Musica Sacra Orchestra, the Yale University Glee Club, and the Boulder Chorale.