On the first Friday of the month during the academic year, the Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Houston offers a brief recital on the illustrious Pasi XIX organ shortly after the 12:10 daily mass. This afternoon Ben Sanchez, a candidate for Masters in Sacred Music at the University of St. Thomas plays Lenten selections. […]

In 1638, Gregorio Allegri compose a setting of "Miserere Mei Deus" (Psalm 51) for the Sistine Chapel. The apocryphal story is that the Vatican allowed only three copies in existence, which were kept locked away for safe-keeping. Fast forward to 1764-65 when a young Mozart heard a performance of Allegri's composition, went back to his […]

Embark on a soulful journey with the St. John Vianney Sanctuary Choir under the direction of Michael Madrid and Tom Marvil, organist.

This Lenten choral evensong will be led by the Walsingham treble Choir on Tuesday afternoon - join us for sung prayer. Donations welcomed.

The C0-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart's Schola Cantorum and Cor Jesu choirs will combine with special guests Kingwood High School Madrigals in a Choral Masterworks presentation of Anton Dvorák's monumental Stabat Mater following a 7pm prayer service with the Stations of the Cross led by parish youth. The music outlines Christ's passion via the stations […]

Led by Dr. Kevin Klotz, the Schola Cantorum of the Houston Christian University will sing works by William Byrd, Thomas Weelkes, Anton Bruckner, Ola Gjeilo, and Heather Sorenson. This free concert is in the intimate Belin Chapel in the Morris Cultural Arts Center on the HCU campus. Come hear the varied ways composers through the […]

Bach Society Houston presents J. S. Bach's cantata BWV 182 as part of Palm Sunday Vespers at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 2353 Rice Boulevard, Houston, 77005. Tickets: bachsocietyhouston.org or 713-400-0514.

The Cathedral High School Choir and the Walsingham High School Choir present a concert featuring works by Thomas Tallis, William Byrd, Gregorio Allegri, Pablo Casals, and Ola Gjeilo as a reflection on the Lenten journey and the death and resurrection of our Lord. Join us Palm Sunday at 4pm to hear young voices presenting sacred […]

The 60-voice Rice Chorale led by Thomas Jaber is comprised of voice and music majors and other talented singers from Rice University and the greater Houston community. The concert is free and no tickets are needed.

A masterpiece. Free of charge.

Join the Bach Society of Houston and the Christ the King Choir on Good Friday for their presentation of Erickson's St. John Passion.