Well, what can be said about the 10th anniversary of the first outing of RSCM Scottish Voices which does not sound over the top and exaggerated? The fact is that…
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Celebrating ten years of RSCM Scottish Voices
We wrap up this membership year with our highlight event of the year – one could even say of the past 10 years! – singing Choral Evensong in the glorious…
Choral Evensong – St Mary’s Edinburgh 4pm on 15th September
Can’t wait to get our teeth into the music for our first outing fresh from our residential in August – music by Parry, Bairstow along with the Rose responses. If…
Next outing – 15th September at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh
The next outing of the choir is a return to a fantastic Cathedral in Edinburgh – St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral. What a space to sing in! We are really looking…
2018 season announced
After several months of work our administrator has finally put the last pieces into place for our 2018 season, so we can now officially announce all of our future dates…
Season’s end, brrrr!
Our 2015 season has now drawn to a close, after our very successful and enjoyable Choral Evensong yesterday with members of our wee sister choir RSCM Young Scottish Voices in…
Old Saint Paul’s 2015
After a great sing yesterday in Perth our 2015 season draws to a close with a collaboration between the adults of RSCM Scottish Voices, and the youngsters of our wee…
2016 season announced
Hot off the press, our choir members have just been enjoying our annual residential rehearsal weekend which this year has been at the Scottish Police College, Tulliallan Castle, and during…
Epiphany Carols by Candlelight
Come along to Greyfriars Kirk in Edinburgh on Saturday 17th January at 4pm to hear us sing a wonderful selection of Epiphany Carols, as part of Greyfriars’ Spark Festival of…
Another year closes
A glorious Choral Evensong yesterday in St Ninian’s Cathedral in Perth marked the end of a most enjoyable 2014 season for the members of RSCM Scottish Voices. Our thoughts turn…
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