Concerts in Cooperstown by Fenimore Chamber Orchestra

Inspire • Connect • Transform•

Learn more about Fenimore Chamber Orchestra
Abstract digital art featuring symmetrical, glowing arcs and reflections in a warm orange and black color scheme.

ANNOUNCING OUR 2025-26 SEASON!

MAESTRO SERIES | CHRIST CHURCH COOPERSTOWN

  • Poster for Fenimore Chamber Orchestra concert featuring work by Mozart, Cimador, Fauré, and Haydn, scheduled for September 6, 2025, at 3:00 PM at Christ Church in Cooperstown, NY, with a photograph of David Irvin, Double Bass, on the bottom left.
  • Event poster for Fenimore Chamber Orchestra's WinterSong concert on December 6, 2025, at Christ Church in Cooperstown, NY, featuring works by Bartók, Persichetti, Price, Janiewicz, Weiner, and Anderson, with a background image of a snow-covered church in a winter landscape.
  • Poster for a concert by the Fenimore Chamber Orchestra featuring works by Bach in Bengal, scheduled for March 14, 2026, at 2:00 PM at Christ Church in Cooperstown, NY, conducted by Maciej Zoltowski with a guest artist, Arjun Verman, Sitar. The background shows an illustration of musicians in a concert hall.
  • Poster advertising a chamber orchestra concert by the Fenimore Chamber Orchestra, featuring works by Villa-Lobos, Lias, and Mozart, scheduled for June 6, 2026, at 3:00 PM at Christ Church in Cooperstown, NY, with a background illustration of an orchestra.
Buy 2025-26 Season Pass*
Buy Individual Tickets

Ignite a Lifelong Love of Music—Tickets are Free for Children, their Accompanying Adults and College Students!

Select the “Buy Individual Tickets” button above to secure your free tickets.

*Season Pass holders enjoy 25% off regular ticket prices!

FENIMORE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA IN THE COMMUNITY

Fenimore Chamber Orchestra is dedicated to enriching our community, championing the artistry of our musicians, and advancing the tradition of intimate ensemble performance throughout Cooperstown, the surrounding regions of upstate New York, and beyond.

Our Mission

Learn More
Close-up of multiple wooden violins hanging in a row, with their f-holes visible.