Join Colorado’s Pop Rock Choir
Find your voice. Build friendships. Make music that matters.
Welcome to CPRC
There’s a Place for You here.
Whether you have years of choir experience or simply miss the joy of singing, Colorado’s Pop Rock Choir offers a welcoming place to make music and connect with others who share a love of singing and performance.
Founded on the belief that opportunities to sing should not end after high school or college, CPRC brings together adult singers from across Colorado’s Front Range—from Castle Rock to Fort Collins—in a fun, supportive, non-audition environment where every voice matters.
No pressure. No judgment. Just music, friendship, and a shared love of singing.
What to Expect
No Audition Required
You don’t need formal training or previous choir experience to join. Adult singers of all experience levels are welcome.
Weekly Rehearsals
We rehearse on Tuesday evenings at Prairie View High School. Rehearsals are welcoming, energetic, and designed to help us grow together as a choir.
Music You’ll Love to Sing
Our repertoire includes pop and rock favorites, along with occasional songs from the stage and screen.
Giving Back
CPRC partners with local high schools for performances that bring adult and student singers together while supporting school music programs.
CPRC’s Fifth Anniversary Season
Join us this fall as we celebrate five years of music, friendship, and giving back through song. Our anniversary season is open to singers of all experience levels. It is the perfect time to become part of a welcoming musical community where every voice belongs.
Joining CPRC is Easy!
1. Come to a Rehersal
There is no audition required. Join us at one of our August rehearsals, meet the choir, and experience a CPRC rehearsal for yourself.
2. Get Connected
Meet Marie, CPRC’s founder and musical director, connect with other singers, receive your music and season information, and learn everything you need to get started.
3. Start singing
Add your voice to a supportive community where friendships form, singers grow musically, and music makes a difference.