TGIF Concert Series

In our 16th Season

Friday 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

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Upcoming Concerts

TGIF, Apr 4, 5:30pm This Friday we welcome Sam Jacobs at our Friday evening concert. He will be playing Beethoven and Brahms selections on the piano. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.

Sam Jacobs, Piano

TGIF, Apr 4, 5:30pm

This Friday we welcome Sam Jacobs at our Friday evening concert. He will be playing Beethoven and Brahms selections on the piano. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.

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TGIF, Apr 11, 5:30pm This Friday evening get a sneak peak of the ProMusica concerts that will be held at our church on April 12 and 13. The Baroque Ensemble will sing and play selections from Telemann, Vivaldi, Biber, and Pergolesi. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.

ProMusica Preview

TGIF, Apr 11, 5:30pm

This Friday evening get a sneak peak of the ProMusica concerts that will be held at our church on April 12 and 13. The Baroque Ensemble will sing and play selections from Telemann, Vivaldi, Biber, and Pergolesi. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.

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TGIF, Apr 18, 5:30pm For Good Friday, our own TGIF Choir brings us the Duruflé Requiem, described by the composer as translating human feelings in facing a terrifying destiny. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.

Concert for Good Friday

TGIF, Apr 18, 5:30pm

For Good Friday, our own TGIF Choir brings us the Duruflé Requiem, described by the composer as translating human feelings in facing a terrifying destiny. Doors to the sanctuary open at 5:15pm and the concert begins at 5:30pm. The concert is free with donations accepted.

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Concert Schedule

2025

April
4 — Sam Jacobs, piano
11 — Carol Redman and Baroque Instruments
18 — First Presbyterian Church Chancel Choir: Good Friday
25 — David Solem

May
2 — Haewon Yang, piano
9 — Sin Nombre Brass Quintet
16 — First Presbyterian Church Bell Choir
23 — Greg Dufford, clarinet, and Peggy Lyon Bull, piano
30 — Folias Duo (Classical/Jazz) flute and guitar

June
6 —   Flutiss X 4
13 — Flaviano Prosperini, violin, and Charlotte Rowe, piano
20 — eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra
27 — Greg Weger, cello and Sergio Rodriguez, piano

July
4 — Mark Clark, organ
11 — Andrew Paulson, baritone and Richard Bentley, piano
18 — Toby Blumenthal, piano
25 — Chaney Doane, piano

August
1 — Kimberly Marshall, Organ
8 — Santa Fe Summer Organ Academy Participants
15 —  Bryan Hutchinson, piano
22 — Matteo Bitetti, tenor and Richard Bentley, piano
29 — eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra

September
5 — Gioioso-Dvorak String Quartet in A-flat Major
12 — Eclectify, blues band from Paris
19 — Tracy Carr, oboe, and Mark Dal Porto, piano and composer
26 — David Solem

October
3 — Black Mesa Brass Ensemble
10 — Linda Mack and Linda Hirt, piano four-hand
17 — eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra
24 — Sean Stanton, baritone, and Kristin Ditlow, piano
31 — Kehar Koslowsky, mezzo soprano

November
7 — Tri-M Productions: Musical Theatre Review
14 — David Solem
21 — High Desert Harps
28 — David Solem

December
5 — First Presbyterian Church Bell Choir
12 — eternal Summer Symphony Orchestra
19 — Travis Bregier, baritone
26 — Luke Raffanti, piano