In our 16th Season
In our 16th SeasonFriday evenings at 5:30. Doors open at 5:15.
Masks are optional.
Thank Goodness It’s Friday!
Whether you’re ending your week or starting your weekend, every Friday evening First Presbyterian Church invites our Santa Fe neighbors and visitors from all over the world to our sanctuary to enjoy a short concert (30-45 minutes) of music: organ, voice and piano, choral, chamber music, solo instrumental, jazz, and more.
If you would like to perform on the TGIF Concert Series, please see our program submission requirements.
Contact Dr. Linda Raney, Music Director, tgif@fpcsantafe.org
To subscribe to our email concert announcements, contact Delicia at office@fpcsantafe.org
Upcoming Concerts
eSSO Eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra
TGIF, Mar 13, 5:30pm
This week, the eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra plays the dramatic and emotionally intense music of Franz Haydn at our Friday concert. Sanctuary doors open at 5:15 pm, and the concert begins at 5:30. The concert is free with donations accepted.
Bach’s Birthday Bash
TGIF, Mar 20, 2026
Our own Linda Raney invites us to celebrate Bach’s birthday with her at the TGIF concert this Friday evening when she plays Bach selections on the organ. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.
Preview of Baroque Concerts for Lent
TGIF, Mar 27, 5:30pm
Join us this Friday for a sneak peak at the Santa Fe Pro Musica Baroque Ensemble’s Holy Week Baroque Concert. The full concert will be performed in our sanctuary on March 28th and 29th. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.
Concert Schedule
2026
February
6 — Scott and Johanna Hongell-Darsee
13 — Black Mesa Brass Quintet
20 — Alicia Solomon, piano and Robi Mulford, violin
27 — Santa Fe Flute Choir
March
6 — Roberta Rust, piano
13 — eSSO
20 — Bach’s Birthday
27 — Pro Musica Preview
April
3 — Good Friday Chancel Choir
10 — Mark Lanen, piano
17 — David Solem, piano
24 — Sin Nombre Brass Quintet
May
1 — David Schepps, cellist, and Edwin Light, Piano
8 — Chancel Bell Choir
15 — Marie Bird, mezzo soprano and Kayla Liechty, piano
22 — Gregory Dufford, clarinet and Peggy Lyon Bull, piano
29 — Folias Duo Carmen Maret and Andrew
June
5 — Michael Raillard, organ
12 — eSSO
19 — Artisan String Quartet
26 — Bryan Hutchinson, piano
July
3 — Valerie Mascaro- Flutissimo
10 — Andre Garcia-Nuthmann
17 — Valerie Mascaro- Flutiss x 4
24 — Robert Marcus, clarinet and Edwin Light, piano
31 — Kimberly Marshall, organ
August
7 — SFSOA Participants
14 — Andrew Paulson, baritone and Richard Bentley, piano
21 — eSSO
28 — Giulia Varga and Siro Saracino are the Dynamic Piano Duo
September
4 — Barbara Rivers, violin and Edwin Light, piano
11 — Elaine Meyerhoffer, mezzo soprano; Douglas Nagel, bass-baritone and Robert Koenig, pianist
18 — Carla Moore, baroque violin and Kathy MacIntosh, harpsichord
25 — David Solem, piano
October
2 — Chancel Choir
9 — Black Mesa Brass Quintet
16 — Greg Weger, cello and Sergio Rodriguez, piano
23 — Turquoise Trails Baroque
30 — David Solem
November
6 — Sohyun Moon, piano
13 — eSSO
20 — High Desert Harps
27 — David Solem
December
4 — James Harder and Kristin Ditlow, duo piano
11 — Chancel Bells
18 — Travis Bregier
25 — Valerie Mascaro, flute