Concerts & Tickets
Baroque Chamber Orchestra ~ 2025-26 Calendar
More Dates, Times and Venues to be announced soon
Individual Tickets for ALL the Concerts:
BCOC performs in the community
A small ensemble of BCOC musicians will play
NOW AND THEN, Music from the 18th and 21st Centuries,
presented by these two communities:
Saturday, Jan. 17 at 7:00 pm
at First Unitarian Church,1400 N Lafayette Street, Denver
Presented by Capitol Hill Concert Series.
A portion of proceeds will benefit El Sistema Colorado's equitable music education program.
Sunday, Feb. 1 at 2:30pm
at Littleton, UMC, 5894 S. Datura St., Littleton
Presented by the LUMC Fine Arts Series.
Free Concert. No ticket required.
Bach and Mozart —MASTERWORKS SERIES
February 7-8, 2026
Exuberant masterworks by two favorite composers, with Bach’s Art of Fugue and Brandenburg Concerto No. 5, plus Mozart’s delightful “Haffner” Symphony in a rarely performed arrangement for flute and string sextet. Featured soloists: Rafa Prendergast and Stacey Brady (violins), Ellen Sauer Tanyeri (flute), and Frank Nowell (harpsichord).
Heartbeat
March 6-8, 2026
Cynthia Miller Freivogel, concertmaster
A musical celebration of tradition and resilience, blending Cape Breton and European tunes with Indigenous music from two tribal traditions. Karuk violist/composer Breana McCullough and Mi’kmaq fiddler/songwriter Morgan Toney join our full chamber orchestra led by Cynthia Miller Freivogel.
Not included in Masterworks Series.
The Chase / Acteon —MASTERWORKS SERIES
April 17-19, 2026
A newly imagined production of a 17th-century opera by Marc-Antoine Charpentier: a timeless tale of the hunter’s fateful encounter with Diana, goddess of the moon. The one-act opera, with acclaimed soloists to be announced, is complemented with favorite instrumental selections from the wildly creative spirit of Henry Purcell. Concertmaster, Martin Davids.
Musical Bridges —MASTERWORKS SERIES
May 22-24, 2026
Celebrate the power of music to inspire and connect across time and space! Familiar music of Joseph Haydn combines with rarely performed music of Black British composer Ignatius Sancho and Bolivian composer Pedro Ximénez. Together with a dazzling concerto performed by Cynthia Freivogel, our season comes to a thrilling conclusion with Luigi Boccherini’s fiery Fandango arranged especially for the occasion for two guitars and orchestra. Featured soloist: Carlos Cuestas (guitar)
Pride Day Concert
June 11 or 12
One performance in Denver
Collaboration with Lighthouse Writers Workshop and The Center
Music and storytelling to lift up LGBTQ+ voices in our community.
Stay tuned for Discover Baroque Webinar series.