A Loyal Audience

Over 50 years, BCCO has performed in front of thousands of family, friends, and music lovers, many coming to our concerts year after year. This dedicated audience is an important part of our success. We invite audience members to share their BCCO stories — and chorus and orchestra members to share stories about their favorite audience members.

Stories about our audience:

Arlene Sagan conducts Brahms German Requiem in May 2011.

Ein deutsches Requiem — An Appreciation - When BCCO sang the Requiem in Arlene Sagan's last semester, my husband wrote this Appreciation of one of favorite pieces by his favorite composer.

Charlotte Demuth Williams, playing the violin at age 17

My Grandmother and Mendelssohn - In 1897, my grandmother, Charlotte Demuth Williams, a seventeen-year-old young woman from a small town in Ohio, who had not begun her study of violin until she was twelve, was given the singular honor of playing the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto at the 50th anniversary celebration of the composer’s death.

Jack Elliot's picture in Kathy's binder.

Singing for Jack - Singing my way through grief.

Is She That Conductor? - Is Arlene Sagan the same conductor who transported me that December of 1981?

BCCO performs Dvorak Requiem at Rudolfinum in Prague. Photo by Bill Hocker

Why We Sing in a Chorus - Why Singing in a Chorus is so much more than just singing...

Accompanist Heather Pinkham at the Rudolfinum Organ

Bill Hocker, BCCO Photographer - Bill Hocker began taking photos of BCCO in the spring of 2011. He was originally attracted to the space and architecture of St. Joseph the Worker Church, but once he started photographing the chorus he was hooked.

my partner in crime and music - audience members we remember: my older brother and I were tight, for better or worse. We fought, we played, we confided and we sang.

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