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BCOC Receives Grant from Arts Innovation Management Program

We're excited to share some big news. Bloomberg Philanthropies' Arts Innovation Management program (AIM) has just expanded to Denver, and the Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado has been selected as a grantee!

The invitation-only program seeks to strengthen the organizational capacity and programming of small and mid-size cultural organizations within seven cities throughout the US. Through the $43 million multi-year initiative, Bloomberg Philanthropies will provide unrestricted general operating support as well as arts management training in areas that include fundraising, strategic planning, marketing and board development.

"This is an amazing opportunity for our orchestra, and we are honored to be selected to participate in AIM," said BCOC Artistic Director Frank Nowell. "The support provided by Bloomberg Philanthropies will help us continue and expand our work to inspire and engage audiences through live, collaborative performances of Baroque music."

View this inspiring video to find out more about the great work the Bloomberg Philanthropies' AIM program has already done with other arts organizations around the country.

BCOC Presents "Bachfor2" Videos

The Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado's "Bachfor2" series of videos features BCOC violinists Cynthia Miller Freivogel and Martin Davids performing Martin’s arrangements of Bach fugues for two violins.

There are currently two performances on YouTube:

 




Read About National Praise for BCOC
Celebrating The Baroque In Colorado” by Kyle MacMillan, EARLY MUSIC AMERICA Magazine