This ensemble is the most traditional and long standing ensemble in the choral department at Golden High School. Known for their advanced repertoire and costumed handbell caroling, this choir had gained notoriety around Golden and Denver. Unfortunately in the past few years, amongst a plethora of changing teachers trying to hold onto their values, 24th St. started to slip away from previous expectation. As of now we have officially been invited back into the Jefferson County choir scene where they strive to make appearances at festivals and ultimately All State!

Many of the returning ensembles to the GHS Choral Program are being subjected to a change in values. Under the new director, Demon Jazz's main focus will be creating a sense of unity not only in the sound created by the ensemble, but also the community within. Being an intermediate ensemble, students will learn more advanced skills to prepare them for the advanced 24th choir, whilst still preforming more challenging music with a jazz emphasis. How you work with others along with your musical skills are evaluated when auditioning for the ensemble.

If some of the audition material seems above your skill set, please audition anyway! There are practice trackas to help you prepare at the bottom of the page.

Golden Tones is our beginning high voice group in which students learn the basics of reading music, performance skills, and technical skills. This class sets up the students to be able to participate in the upper choirs as well as the ability to read music for all of their musical needs in the future.

This is a brand new course offered at Golden High school to further the adaptation of the lower voices as they navigate the changes that developing brings. This ensemble is focused on the continued learning of musical theory in an intermediate setting. This chorus sets prepares our low voiced singers for the skills needed to advanced to 24th st. These skills are accompanied by more advanced vocal technique which elevates the student to the level of blend and vocal training expected from intermediate high school singers.