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Colorado Hebrew Chorale

ABOUT US

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale is a non-auditioned community choir of mixed voices, under the direction of founder Carol Kozak Ward. Kol Nashim, the women’s choir of the Colorado Hebrew Chorale, is a non-auditioned choir, under the direction of founder Leah Peer. Both choirs rehearse from mid-August through June, at the Hebrew Educational Alliance.

 

MISSION STATEMENT

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale’s mission is to preserve, promote, and celebrate the Jewish experience through song. We are committed to using the power of music to foster understanding through education, Jewish community involvement, and multi-cultural outreach.

DIVERSITY STATEMENT

Together with our treble choir, Kol Nashim, the Colorado Hebrew Chorale welcomes all qualified singers of any race, gender expression, disability or religious affiliation.

Upcoming Event

Sunday, March 10, 2024

Join Miryam (Mimi) Raizen

for the continuation of the Zoom series

Jewish Broadway!

Now entering season three, Mimi will be exploring the lives of some of Broadway’s leading Jewish  men, spanning from the 19th century to the present day. of some of Broadway.  As Kol Nashim ‘s maven extraordinaire, Mimi curates fun facts amid the knowledge that enriches our appreciation of the impact of Jewry on the Great White Way.

A musical celebration with:

  • Temple Sinai Adult Choir, Leah Hamilton, Director
  • Temple Sinai Cantorial Soloist, Ruthie Liptschulch
  • Colorado Hebrew Chorale, Carol Kozak Ward, Director
  • Soloist, Osi Sladek, Fellow Holocaust Survivor

Family and friends will share stories, memories, insights and inspiration from Estelle’s incredible life’s story, “The Girl Who Sang”.

Our Statement Regarding The Israel Hamas War:

We Stand With Israel

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale community is devastated by the recent events in Israel and Gaza. We support the state of Israel, and our choirs will continue to rehearse and perform; that is what we can do as musicians. Through music we mourn, and through music we assert visions of a hopeful world.

Baruch Dayan Ha-Emet

The members and alumni of the Colorado Hebrew Chorale’s two choirs mourn the loss of our beloved soprano, Estelle Nadel, who passed away on Tuesday, 11/28/23 due to complications from heart surgery. Estelle began singing with the Chorale in 2005, and continued until two weeks ago. Her experiences as a hidden child in Poland during the second World War are chronicled in her graphic novel, “The Girl Who Sang”.

Services are scheduled for Friday morning, Dec. 1, 2023, 10 a.m. at Mountain View Memorial Park, 3393 Penrose Place, Boulder CO 80301.

May Estelle’s family be comforted together with the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem, and may her legacy endure.

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We Stand With Israel

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale community is devastated by the recent events in Israel and Gaza. We support the state of Israel, and our choirs will continue to rehearse and perform; that is what we can do as musicians. Through music we mourn, and through music we assert visions of a hopeful world.