Regrettably, in light of the current COVID-19 situation, we have decided to cancel this outing. The health of our choir, the Dunfermline Abbey ministry and music team, and our congregation is paramount. Our thanks go out to the support of Rev MaryAnn Rennie, Matthew Beetschen and the Dunfermline Abbey Kirk Session who so willingly welcomed…
After a very successful outing in a very cold Dunblane Cathedral (boiler had broken down!) with a very friendly reception and kind praise for the service afterwards, we are off to hopefully warmer climes in the beauty of Dunfermline Abbey. With Frikki Walker once again at the helm, we are joined by the resident Director…
Many thanks for all your support today at a freezing cold Dunblane Cathedral….the heading was booked and meant to be on, but there was a breakdown of the boiler, hence the baltic conditions! It maybe wasn’t quite as cold in the nave as this picture from the 1800s shows, but it certainly felt like it!…
Our 2013 season has drawn to a close as our members now concentrate on their own church choirs through Advent and into the Christmas season. We next meet on Saturday 15th February 2014 when we will be singing Choral Evensong in the beautiful St Michael’s Church in Linlithgow, right next door to historic Linlithgow Palace.…
As part of the celebration of the legacy of Andrew Carnegie, RSCM Scottish Voices in conjunction with the Carnegie UK Trust and Carnegie Corporation of New York are delighted to present an organ and choir recital on Saturday 12th October 2013 at 7.30pm in Dunfermline Abbey entitled ‘Most Elevating of Voices’The musical legacy of Andrew…
On Saturday 19th May 2012 at the later than usual time of 5pm RSCM Scottish Voices will be singing Choral Evensong in the historic surroundings of Dunfermline Abbey, directed by Frikki Walker and accompanied by the Abbey Organist and Master of the Music Dr. Norman Mitchell. The music will be: Introit: Ascendit Deus (Peter Philips)…
The latest edition of the Royal School of Church Music‘s rather excellent publication Church Music Quarterly (CMQ) with its sister publication The Network, unfortunately contains a couple of errors by omission whereby technology has conspired against publishing details of two of our forthcoming events, a visit to Old Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church in Edinburgh on…
Due to problems caused by the terrible weather in December, Dunfermline Abbey have had fire and flood (literally!) so we’ve taken the prudent decision to postpone our visit there and reschedule it some time in the (hopefully not too distant) future. Instead, our next service will be on that day, Saturday 22nd January 2011, at…
Update 7th January 2011: Due to fire and flood at Dunfermline Abbey caused by atrocious weather conditions, this visit to Dunfermline has just been postponed and instead we shall be singing Choral Evensong in Thomas Coats Memorial Baptist Church in Paisley at 4pm that day. On Saturday 22nd January 2011 at 4pm RSCM Scottish Voices…
Visit to Paisley Cancelled A combination of concerns of the safety of anyone travelling to Paisley through the foul snowy weather afflicting the whole of the UK right now, uncertainty over who will actually be able to make it to the church on the day, and now the news this evening that the heating for…
