We will be starting our Centenary year on 6 December at 6pm in Chislehurst, the place where the RSCM had its first premises. We’ll be joining St Nicholas, Chislehurst, for evensong, and we’d be delighted if you could celebrate with us, either online or in person!

Further details will be announced shortly on our Centenary webpage, where you’ll also find information about the many special events we have planned to mark this milestone year.

RSCM Connect gives you the opportunity to join us online for talks, workshops and conversations. This coming season offers opportunities to network, discover new and revised resources, and join us for the online launch of the RSCM Centenary year.

It’s not too late to join us for our next event on 30 September, when Simon Lole will share his insights into organising ‘Come & Sing’ evensong events.

This event, and others in the programme, are available to book now. Click the button for further details and to join us.

We are delighted to be offering a brand new RSCM course in 2026, the Choral Conducting Course, directed by Manvinder Rattan.

Fully booked, this four-day course is running on select Saturdays at the London Charterhouse. The course will conclude with a service of choral evensong in the Charterhouse chapel at 5:30pm on Saturday 14 November, conducted by the Course Participants.

This service is open to the public and all are very welcome to join us for this special occasion.

We are delighted to welcome two new members of the team for The Choir Project, funded by the Church of England. Dr Jess Williams joins us as Project Leader, and Jennifer Prentice as Network Engagement Officer.

Jess and Jennifer are both looking forward to connecting with those who have expressed an interest in the project as it gets underway, and to supporting churches in developing their work with children and young people through music.

More information about The Choir Project, including how to get in touch, can be found by clicking the button below.