MDPC Concert Series

02/19/2026

09/09/2025

Mercury Chamber Orchestra presents: VIVALDI’S FOUR SEASONS
AWAKEN THE SEASONS: 300 YEARS OF BRILLIANCE
Sat, October 25, 2025 | MDPC Chapel @ 2:30pm
Venue: Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church - 11612 Memorial Drive, Houston, TX 77024

Celebrate 300 years of Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons with a performance as bold as the music itself. From spring’s first bloom to winter’s final hush, this beloved masterpiece still dazzles with color, character, and emotion. Mercury brings it to life with a chamber ensemble featuring theorbo, bassoon, and a fearless solo violin offering rich texture and intimate insight. No fillers, no frills, just all four concertos in one unforgettable, immersive experience.

FEATURED ARTIST: Jonathan Godfrey, Violin

Mercury concerts are ticketed events. For tickets, visit mercuryhouston.org

01/24/2024

FREE CONCERT - Pianist Dr. Ryan Fogg / Thu, Feb 29, 2024 at 7pm • Sanctuary / Music by Debussy and Ravel, including organ and piano duets based on well-known hymns with Kathryn White.

11/14/2023

Join us for beautiful seasonal music!
The Magnificat by Texas composer, Taylor Scott Davis, is a new work that captures the feelings of Mary as she becomes the handmaiden for our Lord. Her song is expressed in a way that personifies her significance, her reality, and her wonder. With a 32-piece orchestra, the Sanctuary Choir will perform this work as well as popular carols with the congregation.

The MDPC Children’s Choir will join the Sanctuary Choir in singing a lively setting of traditional carols by British composer Howard Goodall. The concert is free and open to the public.

Click on this link for more info and to schedule free childcare for the concert - https://www.mdpc.org/event/7547085-2023-12-03-christmas-concert/

09/05/2023

For details, visit www.concerts.mdpc.org

08/16/2023

MDPC's 2023 - 2024 concert series info is available!!

04/04/2023

Join us in the Sanctuary for the Good Friday service at noon on Apr 7. During this beautiful and somber service, the MDPC Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra will present "Seven Last Words," Michael John Trotta's piece commemorating our Savior's last words spoken from the cross.