It was a day different to the usual one we enjoy, but enjoyable nonetheless. Originally scheduled as Choral Evensong, we were asked by the Right Reverend Dr Gregor Duncan, Bishop…
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Error in CMQ
Eagle-eyed recipients of the fine RSCM publication Church Music Quarterly and its accompanying booklet The Network may spot in the December edition (which our administrator received through the post today)…
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…
Young Scottish Voices are recruiting
Our wee sister choir, RSCM Young Scottish Voices is currently recruiting new members. Under new Musical Director, our very own Frikki Walker, they next sing together on 21st March 2015…
It’s time to Celebrate!
Our wee sister choir RSCM Young Scottish Voices, which is aimed at those in the 9-15 age range and which since its inception has been directed by Matthew Beetschen who…
2015 season announced
The dates and venues for our 2015 season have just been announced to the choir at our residential rehearsal weekend at Stirling University, so the wider world can now know!…
Thus ends the first half
The first half of our 2014 season drew to a close with a fine Choral Evensong in St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Glasgow on Saturday 14th June, following which a…
Birthday Choral Evensong
On Saturday 31st May 2014 we celebrated five years as a choir by singing Choral Evensong in Paisley Abbey joined by RSCM Young Scottish Voices (the first time they juniors…
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