La Purpura de la Rosa tells the tale of the famous, fated, forbidden love affair between Venus, Goddess of Love, and the very mortal and handsome Adonis. The Spanish libretto […]
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December Light
Surrounded by candlelight, BCOC’s ensemble of strings and recorders brings a luminous glow to the winter night, with a distinctive blend of Baroque favorites and our own new arrangements of traditional […]
Twilight Zone at Broomfield Auditorium
A delightfully haunted evening awaits, with strange and supernatural music of the Baroque era, by Marin Marais, Antony Holborne, Henry Purcell, Gottweig Archive, and Giuseppe Tartini. Paul Primus, baroque violin […]
Twilight Zone at Montclair Civic Center
A delightfully haunted afternoon awaits, with strange and supernatural music of the Baroque era, by Marin Marais, Antony Holborne, Henry Purcell, Gottweig Archive, and Giuseppe Tartini. Spooky poetry by Emily […]
Twilight Zone at Happy Hour Concerts
A delightfully haunted evening awaits, with strange and supernatural music of the Baroque era, by Marin Marais, Antony Holborne, Henry Purcell, Gottweig Archive, and Giuseppe Tartini. Appetizers, wine and beverages […]
Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, 4×4
VIVALDI’S FOUR SEASONS, FOUR BY FOUR: The perennial favorite Four Seasons performed by four virtuoso violinists! This exuberant celebration of violin artistry will also include improvised fantasias and our own […]
Vivaldi’s Four Seasons – Four by Four
VIVALDI’S FOUR SEASONS, FOUR BY FOUR: The perennial favorite Four Seasons performed by four virtuoso violinists! This exuberant celebration of violin artistry will also include improvised fantasias and our own […]
Baroque in the Twilight Zone
A preview by Betsy Schwarm For many persons, the phrase ‘Twilight Zone’ brings to mind a repeating four-note musical motif, as well as both the face and the voice of […]
French Baroque – Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre
Exquisite chamber music from one of the bright stars of the French Baroque, Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre featuring Cynthia Miller Freivogel, violin with Katherine Heater, harpsichord, and Sandra Miller, […]
Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre, French Composer
Exquisite chamber music from one of the bright stars of the French Baroque, Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre featuring Cynthia Miller Freivogel, violin with Katherine Heater, harpsichord, and Sandra Miller, […]
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