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News...
The RSCM ACT Branch Annual General Meeting was held at All Saints' Church, Ainslie on Sunday 14 March.
Congratulations to Gemma Dashwood on being newly-elected to the Chair, and many thanks to retiring chairman Bill Fraser for his excellent work in steering us through the last two years.
At the subsequent committee meeting on April 8, two new committee members were appointed, Catriona Bryce and Julie Golding. Julia was appointed to fill the branch Secretary position for the remainder of the term vacated by Gemma.
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Read the latest Branch Newsletter (April 2010)
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The Competition is over!
Our annual Composition Competition wound up in Wagga Wagga on Saturday, July 17. The task this year was to set the text of the Hymn to The Virgin The finalists' entries were performed at a special event at St John's Church, Wagga Wagga. Congratulations to the winner, Merideth Norman! Read all about it in our web forum HERE! |
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About the RSCM...
| the RSCM was initially founded as the School of English Church Music in the 1920s, with the aim of fostering excellence in church music. It is now affiliated with schools and churches throughout the UK and the rest of the world, and is interdenominational. | The RSCM is active around Australia and offers membership to choirs and individuals. The annual national summer schools are highly recommended for anyone involved with church music. | Individuals have the opportunity to gain internationally recognised qualifications in church music through the RSCM's Voice For Life programme. |
No matter what your style, the RSCM offers educational sessions, practical experience and social occasions for anyone who enjoys church music.