Sacred Music Events in the Greater Houston Area
Discover Sacred Music Events in the Greater Houston Area
Presented by the Palmer Adult Choir, Dr. Brady Knapp, conductor, and Ken Cowan, organist and artist-in-residence. Musical selections include the music of John Goss, Margaret Burk, David Ashley White, Charles Stanford, and Bruce Neswick.
Mr. Flores will present an organ recital at St. Martin's Episcopal Church as part of his requirements for the Masters in Sacred Music degree offered at University of St. Thomas. The program includes Bach's Trio Sonata in D minor, BWV 527 and Guilmant's Sonata No. 5 on the church's 80-rank Gloria Dei Schoenstein organ.
Yangsun Yu, organ student at the University of North Texas, will offer a short recital on the magnificent Pasi organ following the 12:10 mass in the resonant Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in downtown Houston.
University of St. Thomas organ studio under the direction of Dr. Jeong-suk Bae will present Gerald Near's "St. Augustine's Organ Book", a book of organ selections based on Gregorian Chant melodies, on the lovely Schoenstein organ in the acoustically perfect Chapel of St. Basil on the campus. The gentlemen of the Annunciation Catholic Church Schola […]
Tenor Alvaro Ferrari and soloist Teresa Trâm Anh Le will join the Adore choral and instrumental ensemble in an evening of solos, anthems, and hymns in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese honoring the Virgin Mary. Gonzalo Ramos director, Phyllis Harris accompanist. Free parking in lot at Bellaire and Chimney Rock. All mothers especially welcome.
A presentation of the "sacred veil" by the Woodlands Chorale featuring soprano Priscilla Salisbury as soloist in the Mozart Vespers.
A graduate recital with the theme of our Blessed Mother Mary. Free and open to the public.
Milton Pullen ends a distinguished career as music director with a selection of his favorite choral anthems and the festive Te Deum by Antonin Dvorak with orchestra and the 120+ member Bay Area Chorus. Join the ticketed celebration!
The combined choirs of St. Thomas Church and School, including Benjamin Britten's "Rejoice in the Lamb" as well as works by Sumsion, Panufnik, Paulua, and others.
This annual memorial recital will be presented by guest organist Ken Cowan, professor of organ at Rice University, and celebrate the Schöenstein organ's 25th year in the resonant Chapel of St. Basil on the St. Thomas University campus. Ken Cowan's program will include "Ecumenical Suite for Organ Solo" by Michael Horovit, a multi-movement work based […]
Ars Lyrica Houston's season finale celebrated and juxtaposes music from the Jewish and Christian traditions with six talented singers and a rich Baroque orchestra at the Hobby Center's Zilch Hall, directed by Matthew Dirst. In convertendo (Psalm 126) from the operatic master Jean-Philippe Rameau infuses the psalmist's words with flair and passion, while companion pieces […]
Join us for Solemn Vespers in the Extraordinary Form every second Sunday of the month starting at 4:00 pm with the help of our Sola Stella chant choir.
High school graduating seniors Jack Vultaggio and Eduardo J. Brand of the Conservatory of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Walsingham will give a joint recital on the Fisk organ at Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church.
The excellent Treble Choir of Houston presents their spring concert at St, Thomas Episcopal Saturday afternoon May 20 at 3pm under the direction of their founder Marianna Parnas-Simpson. Come hear the future in the present! www.treblechoir.com for more information
Chapelwood United Methodist Church and Masterworks Chorus host and feature massed choirs performing Elaine Hagenbergs' "Illuminare" (Dr. Paulo Gomes, conductor) and Daniel Gawthorps' "Behold this Mystery" (Cameron Cody, conductor). Cost is $20 per person just to cover the cost of the scores. Rehearsals on Friday May 19th (6-9pm) and Saturday May 20th (10-12:30am). Both works […]
An organ recital of music for Pentecost by Yunyoung Na at 4:15pm will precede the 5pm Evensong featuring the Adult Choir under the direction of Dr. Robert Simpson. Parking is free in the garage across the street from Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral at 1117 Texas Avenue. A reception follows the concert.