2023-24 - Roots and Wings

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Roots and Remembrance
February 9-10, 2024

BCOC is joined by St. Martin's Chamber Choir and vocal soloists for a rarely performed 18th-century Requiem by Nicolo Jommelli -- The ancient Requiem text has inspired generations of composers to create music that invites us to remembrance and rediscovery. The program also includes a visionary musical poem by the innovative 12th-century composer Hildegard von Bingen.

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With Strings Attached: Bach’s Goldberg Variations
May 17-18, 2024

Our ensemble led by Cynthia Miller Freivogel reprises a beloved masterwork: J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations. This exquisite theme with 30 kaleidoscopic variations has captured listeners' imaginations for generations. BCOC violist and arranger Alexander Vittal has created a superb interpretation for strings that highlights the extraordinary talents of our ensemble and its individual players.

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More Concerts (not included with subscriptions)

Two Confluence Concerts
Where art and community converge

Kaleidoscope
January 13, 2024 at 7:30pm
January 14, 2024 at 3:00pm

Hayden Dansky, Poet and Spoken-Word Artist
Violinists: Lindsie Katz, Rafa Prendergast and Ian Jones
Continuo: Sandra Miller, cello, and Frank Nowell, harpsichord

Featuring three outstanding young artists of the Baroque violin. A unique blend of original poetry, music and improvisation exploring stories of gender and discovery. Baroque music taps into universal emotions, connecting us with our common humanity.

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Folk Meets Baroque
April 4-5, 2024

Explore the rich common ground shared across musical genres with our full chamber orchestra led by Martin Davids and guest fiddler Ryan Drickey.

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Special Event

Bach + Soler
March 17, 2024

Solo selections from J.S. Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier, plus a rarely performed Quintet for harpsichord and strings by Spanish composer Antonio Soler. Stephen Gamboa-Diaz, harpsichordist and artist-in-residence.

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And a new series of Discover Baroque.

Sign up here for free monthly Zoom discussions. Topics include: Music in the Moment, Handel’s Messiah, Indigenous Music, Baroque to Folk, and more.


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Hear BCOC's music at the Denver Art Museum

Did you know that music from BCOC sets the ambience of the newly re-opened Latin American galleries at Denver Art Museum? Music selections from BCOC and our collaborators was curated by BCOC's Artistic Director, Frank Nowell.


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Hearts Resounding!

BCOC celebrates the power of music to evoke our brightest joys and deepest longings. Familiar music of Bach and Handel, Telemann’s spirited Viola Concerto with soloist Emily Anne Bowman, plus a new Chaconne for solo violin composed and performed by Martin Davids.
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Click here to watch this exciting Vivaldi concerto, a short excerpt, featuring Cynthia Miller Freivogel, violin soloist.

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Discover Baroque via Zoom
Learn more about what makes baroque baroque in these monthly, one-hour sessions, including lecture, musical demonstration and Q&A. Hosted by Artistic Director Frank Nowell and guest hosts. No charge — Donations appreciated. Register here for updates on the schedule and monthly topics, and to receive the links.

“The BCOC, in particular, is the best chamber orchestra I've EVER heard and its concerts are so incredibly intimate - always a breath taking experience. I can't thank BCOC enough for its lovely music.”

Katherine Murphy

“The Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado... has built a national reputation as a first-rate period-instrument ensemble.”

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All races and ethnicities
All religions and creeds
All gender identities
All countries of origin
All sexual orientations
All immigrants and refugees
All abilities and disabilities

Our ensemble aims to bring the spirit of this wonderful music alive in today’s world, capturing its vivid and evocative colors, enlivened with the spirit of improvisation and dance. Baroque composers knew the power of music to move listeners to experience a spectrum of emotions, and the equal role of the performer in this endeavor. As an ensemble we take our cue from Geminiani, who urged musicians to be first inspired themselves, and “while the imagination is warm and glowing [to pour] the same exalted spirit into [our] own performance.”

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