Central Dakota Children's Choir (CDCC)

In honor and remembrance.

Our final Senior Spotlight focuses on Cade Pittenger. Cade is a Legacy High senior and has participated in CDCC for 11 years. Cade just shot a film for CW called "Hostage Rescue," (Episode 1, Danger at the Door) and plans to attend college in the future. He was the Arts International 1st Place Monologue Winner, participated in the 2021-2023 Northwest Honor Choirs, University of ND Honor Choir, All State Honor Choir, and received Star Rating at All State Music Festival. He is a member of the Legacy High School Concert Choir and Gold Standard Jazz Choir. He has been in School musicals and Sleepy Hollow Productions and is a Legacy Track team sprinter. One of his favorite memories was the "Evening to Inspire" performances at the Radisson. He says, “Singing in the Central Dakota Children's Choir has profoundly impacted my life in ways I could have never imagined. This choir has not only nurtured my love for music but also helped me build a deep sense of discipline and teamwork. Through countless rehearsals and performances, I've developed strong bonds with fellow choir members, learning the value of collaboration and harmony, both musically and socially. The choir has also given me the confidence to express myself through song, boosting my self-esteem and stage presence. Beyond the music, it's been a source of lasting friendships and unforgettable memories, making my journey with the Central Dakota Children's Choir an irreplaceable part of my life. I'd like to extend my sincere gratitude to Mr. Seil, my High School Choir teacher and Jazz Choir Director. His passion for music and dedication to our growth as musicians have been truly inspiring. Under his guidance, I not only developed my singing abilities but also learned important life lessons about discipline, teamwork, and perseverance. Mr. Seil's mentorship and leadership have left a lasting impact on me. I am sincerely appreciative of his constant support and inspiration during the years.”

You can join Cade and all 27 members of our Class of 2024 tonight at the Belle Mehus Auditorium! All five CDCC choirs, plus our 1st and 2nd grade music students, will be performing. Tickets are available at the door, concert starts at 7pm, doors open at approximately 6:15pm. Come and celebrate with us at our final concert of the 2023-24 season! We'd love to see you! 🎶

Thank you to all our CDCC parents and families for your unwavering support! We couldn't bring the joy of music to our community or instill a lifelong love of singing in hundreds of talented young people without your support! Thank you! ❤

Demerie Black is our next Featured Senior. Demerie attends St. Mary's Central High and has participated in CDCC for 11 years, singing in both Angelica and Cantus her sophomore years. She plans to attend NDSU to major in Biology with hopes to pursue pediatric occupational therapy. She starred at the ND state choral festival for 3 years, was a 3-year all state choir member, and attended the NDSU choral fest 3 years. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Saints for Life, Vera Forma, Assistant Chaplains, Chapel Choir, Catholic Athletes for Christ, Science Club, Spanish Club, and Student Council. She plays tennis and does curling.

She says, “My favorite memory of CDCC is the annual Christmas concert. When I was in the younger choirs, I remember always looking forward to singing the last song with the "big kids". I still look forward to the Christmas concert, and singing along to the goofy Christmas songs I used to sing as well when I was in Jubilate and Bel Canto. Singing and music have been a big part of my life for as long as I can remember. When I was younger, I would go to my sisters' CDCC concerts, and in second grade I was able to join CDCC myself. Becoming involved in CDCC has been one of the best decisions I've made. I look forward to every rehearsal and being able to sing with people who appreciate and love music as much as I do.”

We love giving young people in our community the opportunity to be part of a choral program where they can meet other singers from the area who love to sing as much as they do! You can join Demerie and all 300+ singers of CDCC tonight at the Belle Mehus Auditorium! Tickets are available at the door, concert starts at 7pm, doors open at approximately 6:15pm. Come and celebrate with us at our final concert of the 2023-24 season! We'd love to see you! 🎶

Addison Seil is our next Featured Senior. Addison is a senior at Legacy High and has participated in CDCC for 11 years, singing in two choirs for four of those years. Addison plans to attend UND majoring in Nursing. She wants to be a pediatric/NICU nurse. Addison has attended the Regional/National Honor Choir(s) ACDA every year since 6th grade. She has been a member of All State for 3 years so far, and has received Outstanding Performance Awards for her flute solo freshman year and piccolo solo junior year. She played Little Red Riding Hood in “Into The Woods,” is in Concert Choir, Wind Ensemble, Jazz 1, and Gold Standard. Her favorite memories are "Little man, big drum" for Kantorei and Ben Herrington bringing her dad chocolate shakes to almost every rehearsal. She says, “Singing/music has always been a part of my life since I was born. I hope that never changes and it continues on even when I'm gone.”

You can be part of our final concert of the season! Join Addison and all 300+ CDCC singers tonight at the Belle Mehus Auditorium! Tickets are available at the door, concert starts at 7pm, doors open at approximately 6:15pm. Come and celebrate with us! We'd love to see you! 🎶

Thanks for supporting our mission of inspiring tomorrow's voices!

St. Mary's Central High School senior Austyn Connelly is the focus of this Senior Spotlight. Austyn has participated in CDCC for 11 years. She plans to get a doctorate in psychology. She has been involved in speech and the school play. Her favorite memory is being able to go on tour with Kantorei. She says, “CDCC gave me chances to make new friends.”

You can join Austyn and all of the singers of CDCC tonight at the Belle Mehus Auditorium! Tickets are available at the door, concert starts at 7pm, doors open at approximately 6:15pm. Come and celebrate with us at our final concert of the 2023-24 season! We'd love to see you! 🎶

Thank you to North Dakota Council on the Arts, The Tom and Frances Leach Foundation, Capital City Christmas Celebration and all our sponsors and supporters for funding that gives young people in our community access to a variety of choral education opportunities and unique choral experiences. Thanks for supporting our mission of inspiring tomorrow's voices!

Our next Senior Spotlight focuses on Giselle Kielhack. Giselle is a senior at Century High School and has participated in CDCC for 11 years. Giselle plans to go to college on the East Coast. She is unsure of a major but has always been interested in psychology and history. She also plans to study abroad and take courses in a foreign language. She hopes to continue choral singing in a college or community choir. Giselle has achieved academic awards, including a GPA above 4.00, and was selected as the Alto section leader in the Century Choir. She was a part of the tennis team at Century and is also an active member of the Century French Club. Her favorite memories are the holiday concerts because of the festive and joyful atmosphere. She says, “Being a part of CDCC has helped me understand the significance of finding a community where you share common goals with others. CDCC provided me with an opportunity to interact with people who had similar interests in singing.”

You can join Giselle and all of the singers of CDCC tonight at the Belle Mehus Auditorium! Tickets are available at the door, concert starts at 7pm, doors open at approximately 6:15pm. Come and celebrate with us at our final concert of the 2023-24 season! We'd love to see you! 🎶

Thank you to North Dakota Council on the Arts, The Tom and Frances Leach Foundation, Capital City Christmas Celebration and all our sponsors and supporters for funding that gives young people in our community access to a variety of choral education opportunities and unique choral experiences. Thanks for supporting our mission of inspiring tomorrow's voices!

Today's Senior Spotlight focuses on Ethan Johnson. Ethan is attends Legacy High and has participated in CDCC for 11 years. He is enlisted in the ND Army National Guard and will attend basic training following graduation. He then plans to attend trade school. He has been in CDCC since “Singing for Second Graders”. Ethan has been in choir and jazz choir at Legacy since his freshmen year and has been in Legacy's top jazz choir, Gold Standard, his junior and senior years. Over the past 4 years, Ethan has been selected to be in the ND All-State Mixed Choir, Northwest Music Festival Mixed Choir, NDACDA Mixed Choir, regional ACDA men’s choir, UND Honor Choir and has received star ratings at WDA choral festival. Ethan has lettered in choir all 4 years of HS.
Ethan is also a 4 year member of the Legacy High School Trap and S***t Shooting team where he has lettered each season. He is a member of the ND Trappers Association and enjoys hunting, fishing, working with cattle, dirt biking, his truck and his jobs.
Ethan says his favorite memory from CDCC is singing the "Reindeer Twist" with Mrs. Hagerott and getting to bring his mom on stage. He says, “I’ve always loved classic country music and being in choir has helped me be confident in my vocals. I think that being in CDCC from 2nd grade on helped me gain the skills I needed to make it into the choirs I am in today. Thank you to all my amazing teachers through the years."

You can join Ethan and this season's class of 1st and 2nd grade singers tonight at the Belle Mehus Auditorium! Tickets are available at the door, concert starts at 7pm, doors open at approximately 6:15pm.

Thank you to Starion Bank for sponsoring our Spring concerts and supporting arts in our community!

Our next Senior Spotlight focuses on Ben Herrington. Ben is a senior at Century High and has participated in CDCC for 11 years. Ben plans to obtain a degree in Graphic Design while still pursuing his love of music by participating in choir and musicals. He has been selected to be in NDSU honor choir (3 years), Northwest honor choir (2 years), and Allstate choir. He has also participated in WDA choir and received 9 State stars with two outstanding performances--one for a men’s group and a second for a duet. Ben’s high school activities include curling, theatre and Sleepy Hollow. He says, “I have always loved the Christmas Concert each season and getting to spend time with family and friends that I would otherwise not be able to see.
Through singing, both in CDCC and school choirs, as well as on stage, I have been able to meet people, make memories, and sing under amazing directors. Learning to broaden not only my vocal skills, but the range of music to which I was exposed. I would just like to thank CDCC and all of the staff and directors that put so much time into me.”

Ben has been singing with CDCC since he was in the 2nd grade! Join all of this year's CDCC choristers at our annual Spring concerts tonight, May 17 and tomorrow, May 18. Tickets are available at the door at the Belle Mehus Auditorium. Doors open at approximately 6:15pm, concerts start at 7pm. The choirs will be performing a broad range of literature, showcasing everything they've learned over the course of the year. Please come out and support these talented young singers!

Thanks, Bank for sponsoring these concerts and encouraging these young people in their pursuit of music!

Our next Featured Senior is Allison Bleth. Allison attends St. Mary's Central High School and has participated in CDCC for 11 years, singing in both Angelica and Cantus her sophomore year. Allison plans on pursuing a degree in music education with a minor in theology/philosophy at the University of Mary. She is a 4-year ND All-State member, 6-year Northwest Festival of Music member, multiple superior ratings at vocal contests. She is a member of SMCHS choir, SMCHS jazz band, SMCHS student council, Bismarck Mandan Symphony Youth Orchestra, participated in concert band and is teaching piano lessons.

She says, “There have been so many moments throughout my time in CDCC when I had such memorable experiences of amazing beauty in our music making. At times, the musicality was so overwhelming that I felt a unique peace and calmness. I am so grateful for the level of musicianship I get to experience every time I go to Cantus, and I look forward to it every week. Singing in as many choirs as I have has just been such a blessing. Music has a unique ability to unite musicians and allow them to experience a beauty that cannot be found in many other places. For me, music has brought about numerous great friendships and has given me the opportunity to express myself in beautiful ways. Doing this with others just makes it that much better. I am also grateful for the directors of CDCC and their amazing work in my time in the program.”

Join Allison and the rest of this year's CDCC singers and experience for yourself the joy of choral music! Tickets for tonight's concert are available at the door at the Belle Mehus Auditorium. Doors open at approximately 6:15pm, concert starts at 7pm. Can't make it tonight? You can catch us again tomorrow, May 18, same time, same place!

Thanks, Bismarck Arts Bash for supporting the arts in Bismarck-Mandan!! We recently received proceeds from their lovely event held in February! We’re excited to welcome this year’s winners of the Golden Ticket, Mayor and Mrs. Schmitz, to our annual Spring Concerts this weekend at the Belle Mehus Auditorium!!
Thank you to everyone who worked so hard to make the Bash a huge success!! 😁

If you’d like to join us for our final concerts of the season, tickets for each night will be available at the door. Concerts start at 7pm, doors open at approximately 6:15pm tonight and tomorrow. Join us!!🎵♥️🎵

This Senior Spotlight focuses on Siri Paulsen. Siri is a senior at Legacy High and has participated in CDCC for 10 years, singing in both Angelica and Cantus as a sophomore. Siri will be attending the University of Mary in the fall. She is involved in Art Club and the National Art Honor Society. Her favorite memories are the feeling of finishing a concert. She says, “After putting so much hard work into the concerts, it feels so rewarding to sing the songs and see people enjoy what we put together. I love coming to rehearsal every night and it has just been a part of my life for so long I am going to miss it. I really love all the music that we sing, and the true effort that the choirs put in. I really appreciate all the directors’ hard work.”

Tickets for CDCC's final concerts of the season to be held at the Belle Mehus Auditorium are available at the door. Doors open at approximately 6:15pm. Concerts start at 7pm both nights, Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18. Join all five CDCC choirs as they present "Forever Music."

Talea Furcht is the focus of this Senior Spotlight. Talea is a senior at Legacy High and has participated in CDCC for 3 years, starting in Jubilate and then returning this year to sing in both Angelica and Cantus. Talea plans to go to Bismarck State College for her generals, taking an online course or on-site training to become a Veterinary Technician. She has been on the honor role for 6 years, and placed in state track. Her favorite memories are when she could sing with her sister in combined concerts. She says, “Music has been a coping mechanism for me all my life. It is a fantastic part of my life that I have been able to share with other people.”

Join Talea and the rest of our Class of 2024 for their final concerts as part of CDCC's Spring concert series, "Forever Music" tonight and tomorrow night at the Belle Mehus Auditorium. Tickets are available at the door. Doors open at approximately 6:15pm, concert starts at 7pm.

Our next Senior Spotlight focuses on Monica Gardner. Monica attends St. Mary's Central High School and has participated in CDCC for 10 years, singing in both Cantus and Angelica her sophomore year. Monica plans to attend Bismarck State College. She has been a 3-year member of National Honor Society, a NDSU Chamber choir participant, 2-year member of All State choir, so far, and has received 4 Varsity letters for Girls Soccer. She has been St. Mary's Wind Orchestra, first chair trumpet for four years, Saints for Life, Vera Forma, Student Congress, Varsity soccer player for four years, Robotics club member, Student Council, Jazz choir, Jazz band, Speech, Assistant Chaplin at St. Mary's, and Mandan High School Club Soccer. Her favorite memory was Trace's Kangaroo speech. She says, “Singing in CDCC has impacted my life by allowing me to express myself while experiencing the joy of singing with my friends.”

If you'd like to sing with CDCC for our 27th season, simply sign up for an audition at aboutcdcc.org or contact the choir office for more information. You could be singing with 300 other talented young vocalists and sharing your song with thousands of people each season! We'd love to visit with you!

Century High senior, Isabella Morrison is the focus of this Senior Feature. Isabella has participated in CDCC for 10 years. She plans to pursue a Paralegal degree at Eastern Kentucky University in the Fall. She also hopes to continue to work with animals in some capacity and to sing with a choir. She has worked at the Dakota Zoo as a Docent for many years and now as a zoo employee in the gift shop for a few years. She likes seeing so many people as they come and go. (Plus, she gets to see all the animals, especially her favorite: the African Penguins).
Her favorite CDCC memory is her first Christmas Concert because it was so much fun singing at the Belle for the first time. She says “Every Christmas Concert has been very fun. Since I started CDCC in second grade, I have grown in confidence and feel pretty comfortable being on stage. It has spilled over into other aspects of my life as well and I am even taking Speech class at BSC through CHS. I will miss everyone. All my directors and my friends. Hopefully, we will see one another in the future. Maybe even sing together again. Thank you to everyone at CDCC! I enjoyed every single year!”

Join Isabella and the rest of the CDCC choristers as they present "Forever Music" at the Belle Mehus Auditorium tonight, May 17 and tomorrow, May 18. Tickets are available at the door. Doors open at approximately 6:15pm. See you there!

This Senior Spotlight focuses on Taylor Malloy. Taylor has participated in CDCC for 9 years, singing in two choirs for 4 of those years. Taylor attends Legacy High and plans to go to college for a pre-medicine program to become a doctor. She will continue to participate in choir. She is in Concert Choir and Gold Standard Vocal Ensemble at Legacy High School, in National Honors Society, National Technical Honors Society and Future Health Professional. She volunteers around the community and works part-time during the school year. Her favorite memory is from the one year she was able to do the Kantorei tour before Covid. She says, “We went to Fargo and were at the local mall and some of the boys got ghost pepper gummies from a candy store. I just remember walking by their room later that evening as we were going to swim at the hotel. The boys (you know who you are) were taking turns putting their heads under the sink because the gummies were spicy. Some of them were crying but it sure made us girls giggle. My best friends are in CDCC. As a senior, I'm realizing how much of my life was positively impacted by choir and those I sing with. Singing became an ongoing passion of mine. I don't know who I would be without singing and music. I hope that all my directors know how much they helped me grow into who I am today, and I truly appreciate them.”

Students who will be in 3-12 grade in the 2024-25 school year are invited to audition for CDCC's 27th season. Simply click the following link to request an audition. We'd love to tell you more about singing with CDCC! https://aboutcdcc.org/363-2/513-2/

Ben Hinsz, Mandan High School senior, is the focus of this Senior Feature. Ben has been singing with CDCC for one year. He is planning to go to college for nursing. He is also involved with Family, Career and Community Leaders of America, HOSA, and Speech. His favorite memory is all the different choir directors that he’s had over the years. Ben says, “Singing has given me something that I can always get into, no matter where I’ve moved. Mr. Seil is borderline crazy and I enjoy it.”

If you or someone you know is interested in singing with CDCC for our 2024-25 Season, please click the following link to request an audition. We'd love to have you be part of our 27th season of singing!! https://aboutcdcc.org/363-2/513-2/

Mandan High senior, Nora Baumann, is the focus of this Senior Spotlight. Nora has participated in CDCC for 9 years, singing in two CDCC choirs for 4 of those years. Nora plans to study Music Education. She is involved with Concert Band, Mandan Marching Braves, National Honor Society and Youth Group. Her favorite memories are being in the Belle Mehus when the choir hits the last chord. She says, “It is just a breathtaking and extraordinary feeling. It feels so good to hear the hard work and passion of the choir come together. CDCC has truly broadened my musical horizons. The privilege to work with such amazing directors and beautiful music is a combination you cannot compete with. Building fun and inspiring relationships with your directors and other choir members is such a blessing. We all come from different schools and music programs, so it is so special to be able to come together just for the sake of making music.”

Join Nora and the nearly 300 choristers of Central Dakota Children's Choir for our final concerts of the 2023-24 season this Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18 at 7pm at the Belle Mehus Auditorium. Tickets are available at the door. Doors open at approximately 6:15pm.

Thanks to our concert sponsor, Starion Bank, for making these concerts possible!

Our next Senior Spotlight focuses on Ella Magstadt. Ella attends Legacy High School and has participated in CDCC for 3 years, singing in Angelica for two years and Cantus for three years. Ella plans to attend the University of Mary and will be majoring in Elementary Education and Early Childhood Education. She will be singing in their Concert Choir. She has participated in Northwest, Regionals, Nationals, All-State, and UND honor choirs. She is a member of the National Honors Society, Bismarck Break Free Youth Board (which strives toward informing the public on the dangers of to***co use, especially in teens), Gold Standard Vocal Ensemble, and Stop the Cloud at Legacy. She says, “I love getting to see all of the Bel Canto kids singing and having so much fun singing their songs. CDCC has always been a part of my weekend I look forward to because it is filled with so many talented musicians and challenging music that you don’t always get in a school choir. Music has always helped me connect with others in a way that I can’t achieve with words. Music gives me a part of my day that I can always look forward to no matter the circumstance.”

Thank you to Starion Bank for sponsoring our Spring concert series, "Forever Music" and supporting talented young vocalists like Ella. If you or someone you know is interested in singing with CDCC for our 27th season, please sign up for an audition at https://aboutcdcc.org/363-2/513-2/. We'd love to have you sing with us next season!

Legacy High senior Aubrey Schmidt is our next Featured Senior. Aubrey has participated in CDCC for 9 years, singing in two choirs for 4 of those years. She plans to attend BSC for two years to get her associate in science degree. Then she plans to transfer to UND to continue her education in pre-dental with her goal to become a pediatric dentist. Aubrey has attended the UND, Northwest, State Honor Choirs All-State (Freshman year/All state jazz choir, Sophomore year/Women's Choir). She has also received stars from WDA and State music competitions. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Bismarck Break Free Youth Board, and Stop the Cloud. She says, “One of my favorite memories that I have from CDCC as a child was Singing in Style. It was always fun to watch other groups perform and visit and invite family members to come support and enjoy a meal together. A memory I made in middle school through CDCC was the Kantorei tour to Fargo. Something that I will take away from my high school CDCC experience is creating and strengthening my friendships during our breaks between Cantus and Angelica. I have met some of my best friends through CDCC. Without CDCC, I wouldn't have the friendships that I have today. CDCC has impacted my life in various ways. I have created new friendships, strengthened my skills as a singer, and grown closer to those I sing with.”

If you or someone you know would be interested in singing with CDCC, we will be taking auditions for students going into 3-12 grade (2024-25 school year). Sign up for an audition using this link https://aboutcdcc.org/363-2/513-2/ or call 258-6516 to learn more.

This afternoon's Senior Spotlight focuses on Ben Hoke. Ben attends Legacy High and has participated in CDCC for 7 years. He plans to pursue Music Education at UND or Concordia College. Ben earned the Outstanding Bass in Concert Choir and Outstanding Gold Standard Member in 22-23, is President of Gold Standard in 2024, and Vice President of LHS Concert Choir in 2024. He is involved with Jazz Choir, Band, and Jazz Band. His favorite member is Singing "Lamentations of Jeremiah." He says, “CDCC helped me excel in my musicianship and make new friends from all around the area.”

Join Ben and the other 27 seniors this weekend at the Belle Mehus Auditorium for CDCC's Spring concert series, "Forever Music," sponsored by Starion Bank. All five CDCC choirs will perform on Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18 at 7pm and our 1st and 2nd grade music class students will perform on Saturday only. All remaining tickets will be available at the door the night of the concert.

Tonight's Senior Spotlight focuses on Katherine Pansegrau. Katherine attends St. Mary's Central High School and has participated in CDCC for 7 years, singing in two choirs for four of those years. Katherine plans to go to college out of state, potentially on the East coast and major in biology on a pre-medical track, with possible minor(s) in public health or neuroscience. She also plans to sing in college, study abroad, and join lots of clubs and activities! She is a member of the National Honor Society, Concert choir, teaching Church school, Vera Forma Women's Club, Leo Lions Service Club, Yearbook, Track and Field, SM Messenger, Assistant Chaplains, Chapel Choir, Book Club, Students Against Destructive Decisions, Prom Committee, Student council, and Saints for Life. Her favorite memories are from the Christmas concerts because it sets the mood for the holiday season. She says, “l've performed at the Belle my whole life, in CDCC and dance and for school. The Cantus Unabridged concert at McCabe Methodist is another favorite--it's a great close to the end of the year. Being able to rehearse and be with friends every week is rewarding. Being able to have consistency in having regular rehearsals has benefitted me. It is great to have an outlet that is relaxing and fun, but also to be challenged with repertoire and have a variety of pieces to learn. I can always count on music to cheer me up, whether that’s listening to music in the car or independently practicing or in rehearsal.”

If you or someone you know is interested in singing with CDCC for our 2024-25 Season, please click the following link to request an audition. We'd love to have you be part of our 27th season of singing!! https://aboutcdcc.org/363-2/513-2/

Nevaeh Mock is one of today's Senior Feature singers. Nevaeh has participated in CDCC for 6 years and attends Legacy High. She plans to attend Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee to major in music therapy with a specific focus on pediatrics. After working in hospitals for a few years, I plan to go back to school to earn my music business degree and open a music therapy/music lesson business for children with special needs. Nevaeh earned the 2020-2021 & 2021-2022 Synergy Vocal Ensemble Outstanding Member of The Year, 2022 University of Mary Jazz Festival Outstanding Soloist, 2022-2023 CDCC Martel Scholarship, and the 2023 University of Northern Colorado Jazz Festival Outstanding Soloist. She is North Dakota's 2023-2024 Campaign for To***co-Free Kids Ambassador of The Year, on the Bismarck Break Free Youth Board, Founder of Legacy High School's "Stop The Cloud" To***co Prevention Group, Music Instructor/Assistant Musical Director at Arioso Music Academy, and has played Violin for 9 years. "Central Dakota Children's Choir has been one of the greatest adventures I have come to know throughout my K-12 education. Different from any other choir, CDCC has given hundreds of children a place to connect with those from an entire community and come together as one. Music has shaped who I have become in the past seventeen years of my life in more ways than I can count and will continue to shape the person I become in college, as I explore music as a life-long profession. I have had the greatest blessing to witness music change others’ lives emotionally, spiritually, and physically. ... I have seen music change lives, and through these experiences, it has become my passion to help heal the world with music.”

Join all five CDCC choirs this weekend at the Belle Mehus Auditorium. Discounted advance tickets are available until 3pm on Thursday, May 16 at https://aboutcdcc.org/events/springconcert/
We look forward to seeing you there!

Special thanks to Starion Bank for sponsoring these concerts and supporting current and future leaders like Nevaeh!