The San Diego Children’s Choir 2021-2022 Annual Report is here! Read about our programs, finances, performances and more.

The results are in from our annual parents survey! We are always interested in feedback and the parents survey helps us understand how we’re doing. Keep reading for the results of the questions we asked this year.

What an exciting year of growth it has been for SDCC. Despite the setbacks we’ve faced with Covid, the Choir experienced significant growth this year. Both our Ensemble and Early Years programs experienced record breaking enrollment and we expanded the number of rehearsal locations from 5 to 7 countywide.

SDCC has a long history of weaving unique performance experiences to its Ensemble Program since its founding in 1990. These opportunities were limited during the COVID-19 pandemic and we are thrilled to be able to safely return to offer one of the most exciting and transformative elements of our program. Whether it be this weekend at Spreckels Organ Pavilion or at another upcoming performance, we hope to see you in the audience soon!

The process of learning and then publicly performing the music they have practiced expands a chorister’s belief of what they are capable of doing.

SDCC board member Philomena Walsh recently sat down with our Executive Director, Carrie Cottriall, to discuss the Choir's strategic plan and how the Choir has weathered COVID.

Don't Miss The Return of this Exciting Annual Event! Join us on Saturday, May 7 at 5:40PM as our choristers take to the outfield to perform the National Anthem at Petco Park, followed by a Padres vs. Miami Marlins game!

“Linda's teaching experience gives her a unique perspective of what engages, delights and motivates children to learn the songs and the life lessons they often highlight...”

Our 3rd to 5th grade choristers said, “Singing with the orchestra was so exciting,” and “I loved singing with the opera singers” after this magical, larger than life experience.

“While we know music and singing are beneficial to the brain for those with dementia and Alzheimer’s, these experiences have been equally as beneficial for my high school students...