Concerts & Tickets

Directors' Concert

September 6, 2025
One performance in Denver
An intimate evening of music and conversation, with BCOC artistic leaders
Cynthia Miller Freivogel (violin) and Frank Nowell (harpsichord).

Grand Concertos (Anniversary Concert) —MASTERWORKS SERIES

October 17-19 2025
Our season begins with a vibrant celebration of virtuosity, featuring lively
concertos by Corelli, Handel, and Vivaldi. Acclaimed violinist Cynthia Miller
Freivogel leads an expanded ensemble of 20, with soloists from past seasons,
as we celebrate 20 years of live music-making in Colorado.
Featured violin soloists: Cynthia Miller Freivogel, Martin Davids, Tekla
Cunningham, and Kathleen Leidig.

A Celtic Christmas —MASTERWORKS SERIES

December 12-14, 2025
A sparkling winter tour of seasonal music from the Celtic diaspora,
including English songs, Irish tunes, French Noels, and American hymns. We
invite the audience to join in singing some familiar carols and to discover
some lesser known gems from centuries of inspired repertoire. Talented
musicians from the Baroque Chamber Orchestra and Chivalrous Crickets
collaborate on strings, lutes, banjos, guitars, bagpipes, Irish harps, whistles,
concertina, singers, and keyboard. The Chivalrous Crickets demonstrate the
historic roots and broad reach of Celtic music around the world.

Bach and Mozart —MASTERWORKS SERIES

February 7-8, 2026
Favorite masterworks by two beloved composers, including Bach's exuberant
Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 and Mozart's delightful "Haffner" Symphony
(in an intimate re-imagining for flute and strings).

Heartbeat

March 6-8, 2026
Cynthia Miller Freivogel, concertmaster
Intermixing Celtic and European pieces with Indigenous music, both historic
and contemporary, from two tribal traditions. Featuring Breana McCullough
and Mi'kmaq fiddler and singer Morgan Toney.

The Chase / Acteon —MASTERWORKS SERIES

April 17-19, 2026
A newly imagined production of a 17th-century chamber opera by
Charpentier, a timeless tale of the hunter Acteon's fateful encounter with
Diana, the goddess of the moon and wild animals. The first half of
the program will feature favorite instrumental selections from the
wildly creative spirit of Henry Purcell.

Musical Bridges —MASTERWORKS SERIES

May 22-24, 2026
We celebrate the power of music to inspire and connect across time and
continents. Familiar music of Joseph Haydn combines with rarely performed
music of Black British composer Ignatius Sancho and Bolivian
composer Pedro Ximénez Abrill Tirado. Along with a virtuoso violin
concerto performed by Cynthia Miller Freivogel, the program comes to a
thrilling conclusion with Bocherini's fiery Fandango arranged for two guitars
and orchestra.

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.