We are thrilled to announce the initial details of our upcoming online conference.

Join us for an inspiring day of sessions led by a diverse range of contributors, exploring different aspects of leadership – from local and young leaders to clergy and even those who never saw themselves as leaders.

This day will offer practical advice and approaches rooted in the belief that, whatever your personal experience or skill level, these contributions truly matter, and all play a part in enabling church music to flourish.

The conference will be hosted live with interactive elements, but if you can’t join on the day, your ticket will allow you to catch up later at your convenience.

Join us and secure your ticket for as little as £39.00 (RSCM Members) or £45.00 (Full Price) by clicking the button below. (Members should have already received an email containing a discount code.)

Join us for the next events in our series of monthly online sessions:

Thursday 6th March at 7.00pm
How to Have Discussions About Church Musicians’ Fees

Wednesday 2nd April at 7.00pm
Introducing the Young Voices Toolkit

Monday 12th May at 7.00pm
Supporting Neurodiversity – Understanding Needs and Establishing Inclusive Practice

The fixed-term period of office is coming to an end for one of our trustees, and we are seeking a replacement to join the RSCM’s governing Council. On this occasion, we are looking to appoint a trustee with specific expertise in Human Resources and People Development.

Find out more here. Please share this opportunity with anyone you think might be a suitable candidate.

A Season to Sing is a choral reimagining of Vivaldi’s enduring set of violin concertos, The Four Seasons, first published 300 years ago in 1725. RSCM composer Joanna Forbes L’Estrange has rearranged the four concertos for SATB choir and organ, weaving into Vivaldi’s much-loved melodies texts from poetry and the Bible on the themes of spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

The Official Launch Concert will take place at St Bartholomew the Great, London, on Saturday 22 March. Click here for more information and to book.

There will also be an opportunity to join a Come & Sing led by Joanna at St Thomas on the Bourne, Farnham, on Saturday 15 March. Click here for more information and to book.

Click here for listings of other performances.

We are often asked where to find funding for restoring organs. For those connected to the Church of England, did you know that there is a newly expanded £5 million grants programme now open for applications? These grants can fund the conservation of special objects, including organs (and much more!) in churches.

To find out more, click here. 

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