REVIEW OF 2015 FROM THE DIRECTOR AND CHAIR OF COUNCIL

We are pleased to present the RSCM’s Annual Review for 2015, to let you, the RSCM’s affi liates, members and donors, know what we achieved during the year.

Three new posts took shape in 2015, and you will see below the work that we have been able to do in training worship leaders, developing singers, encouraging music-making in rural churches, and supporting worship with instruments. We are showing this through the stories of some of those who benefi ted from these programmes. The provision of a full-time post in training clergy and lay ministers Registered Offi ce 19 The Close is a particular ‘game-changer’. The gamut of RSCM’s work continues to be backed up with relevant publications and sustained through the invaluable help of our SP1 2EB local Area volunteers. In these programme changes, and through a hymn book Registered Charity Number 312828 survey feeding into revisions to Sunday by Sunday, we are listening to the needs of Company Registration Number 250031 churches and members and, we hope, matching RSCM’s resources to those needs. Royal Patron Her Majesty the Queen 2015 has seen generous giving to the RSCM especially from its members and supporters, from grant-making trusts, and in several liberal bequests. We are Patrons The Right Revd The Moderator most grateful for your gifts which help to sustain and develop our work. We look of the General Assembly of forward to your feedback on the direction the RSCM is pursuing, and on how we the Church of Scotland His Grace the Archbishop of can best serve your needs. Westminster The Revd The Moderator of RSCM’s mission is ‘the study, practice and improvement of music and other the Free Church Federal Council Lord Carey of Clifton matters relevant to the conduct of Christian worship’. We pray for the resources and vision to support and further develop this work in future. President The Most Revd and Rt Hon The Lord With every best wish, Vice-Presidents The Right Revd David Stancliffe The Right Revd Nicholas Holtam Brian Kay

Andrew Reid, The Rt Hon Brian Gill, Council (Trustees and Directors) RSCM Director RSCM Council Chairman The Rt Hon Lord (Brian) Gill (Chairman) Ian Church (Vice-Chairman) Tony Culyer Katherine Dienes-Williams Rowan Morton-Gledhill The Rt Revd Our mission Michael Perrier The RSCM is a Christian charity which music is valued and supported, and in Phil Taylor (appointed 16 March 2015) promotes the study, practice and which high standards are sought and can Robin Thomas improvement of music and other matters be developed. Graham Wadley relevant to the conduct of Christian worship. Peter Connor In order to deliver our mission effectively, Our mission is to encourage and inspire we rely on our own network of volunteer The Voluntary Forum • the good use of high-quality, appropriate committees, and we work with other Ian Church (Chairman) Alan McGuinness (North East Wales) music in Christian worship, whatever the organizations whose purposes align Andrew Moodie (Peterborough and style or tradition; with our own. Northamptonshire) • the highest standards achievable in each Tim Morris (Worcestershire) Our members are also our partners as they individual church or community; Michael Perrier (Birmingham) fulfi l the RSCM’s mission within their own • people of all ages, especially children Martin Van Bleek (North West Europe) work and worship. Craig Cartwright (North and East and young people, to become involved in Yorkshire) church music; We support clergy, musicians and lay • a culture of learning through study and people to achieve a deeper understanding Senior Offi cers and Managers practice, to develop both skills of how music can enhance worship, and Director: Andrew Reid and understanding; we provide education and training for Deputy Director (Operations): Stephen Mansfi eld • a culture, especially in those who lead all who contribute to music in worship Deputy Director (Education and Christian worship and those who lead to serve their churches and worshipping Voluntary Networks; Safeguarding): its music, in which good and appropriate communities well. Rosemary Field Training worship leaders ELAINE’S MINISTRY New Age 42 Expected years of ministry 20+ education Congregation size Two churches, each posts with 50–75 members We have created new posts to serve our educational work, The Strengthen for Service including reaching out to programme provides training churches which do not have a for clergy and lay leaders in choir or any musicians at all, music and liturgy, enabling and working with clergy and them to lead effectively and lay ministers. Miles Quick, work confidently with the with experience as lay musicians in their churches. clerk and band player, was appointed as Head of Congregational and Elaine Wykes (above right) attended the To have looked in-depth at the effects of music on Instrumental Music. Part of RSCM’s Strengthen for Service course at Sarum a congregation, and how to thoughtfully select his remit is to oversee Lift Up College, Salisbury, a two-day residential hymns and music was, for me, an invaluable Your Voice courses. The Revd course for clergy, readers and lay leaders on addition to my clergy “toolkit”.’ Helen Bent was next to join the music and liturgy, including managing a The Revd Helen Bent (right), RSCM’s Head of team as Head of Ministerial music team and choosing appropriate music. Ministerial Training says, ‘We need to think Training, in partnership ‘Not only was the course constructive, in that carefully about the words we are putting on the with Praxis, and heads up it gave me a solid grounding in the history lips of our congregations. How are the Strengthen for Service of church music, including an interesting words going to form their faith and programme. At the end of 2015 historical timeline of hymnody, church music help them with discipleship? Over Adrian Lucas was appointed and psalmody, but it also gave me a good time, what they sing, what they say, as Head of Choral Training, working base from which to work in my future and what they pray within services shaping our provision and ordained ministry, when engaging with the are going to shape what they believe resources for singers and organists, music directors and choirs in my in their Christian lives.’ coordinating RSCM choirs. curacy churches. Supporting rural churches

Rick Bowers (below) attended a Lift Up Your Andrew Maries (course leader), speaking Voice course in Devon, a day event designed about the simple method of animating people for churches with few or no musicians in singing and teaching new things, said, ‘The offering simple musical ideas and building idea of standing up in front, not to be an opera confidence in leadership. singer or anything, just to show people where the tune’s going, to smile at them, to look open-faced ‘You don’t need to have a great deal of knowledge and encouraging can make a real difference. It will about the music; you just need to have the take some time to get to that place of confidence in confidence to know which direction to go in, and singing together, but I think this direct approach is to try and help indicate, rather like hand signals where to begin.’ in a car! [The course was] very good, very simple and straightforward and I enjoyed it.’

Lift Up Your Voice is offered throughout the UK with regional and cultural variations. Participants are introduced to musical ideas from a range of sources and given ways to lead their congregations in song, with the voice as the only ‘instrument’. The day course ends with an act of worship devised by the delegates themselves. Developing singers

The Voice for Life training scheme provides ‘In summer 2015, 13 candidates from Holy Cross, a framework for choral singers to Crediton undertook Voice for Life examinations,’ develop their vocal skills, their musical says Patricia Robottom. ‘The result was two understanding and their knowledge of new Silvers (one with distinction) and 11 Bronze. repertoire. It comes with a range of teaching Our 40+ strong choir has been entering material and supporting resources, and candidates for a long time, but this is the first gives plenty of advice on the practicalities time that adults have joined the process here. of running a choir. It enables choir trainers They found the learning and examinations very and teachers to train their choir or group encouraging and supporting, and affirmed many more effectively, and helps singers grow as who have been singing in church choirs for years musicians and members of a musical team. or even decades. The eight adults achieved six merits and two distinctions and are very proud During 2015 Voice for Life awards were of their medals. The photograph shows 12 of the made to young people and adults in the UK award winners, varying in age from teenager to and internationally: 80-something. We are very grateful to our (then) Acting Director of Music, Richard Stephens, for his time, support and encouragement.’ 400 362

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The RSCM runs several regional training choirs, providing opportunities to sing services at other events at high musical standards in cathedrals, churches and other venues around the UK.

David James says, ‘Now enjoying my third 386 local year with RSCM Scottish Voices, I am always area events looking forward to the next gig. Expanding Over 600 volunteers serve 53 my repertoire, under expert and enthusiastic committees in the UK, Ireland, direction, in a most convivial atmosphere, at and North-West the warm invitation of so many historic and Europe. These committees beautiful churches around Scotland, is an coordinate training, support, absolute joy and privilege. I have forged events and singing awards valuable new friendships, and take away to for the membership in their my other choirs new skills and techniques. local Area. In 2015 386 events What is not to love?!’ were held throughout the UK and Ireland, organized by RSCM Area committees. These included choral, instrumental, organist, cantor and worship leader training days, festivals, awards training sessions, repertoire exploring and church musicians’ encouragement events. Worship with instruments Honorary awards In March 2015 over a hundred people gathered covered a wide range of contemporary at St Stephen’s church in Westminster for a worship music. The participants were from a In 2015 the RSCM made joint Musicademy/RSCM day course. After variety of church traditions, including RSCM honorary awards to the the opening worship, affiliates and churches following people who have and some work all using Musicademy’s made a significant contribution together on rhythm, training, coming to church music or liturgy: ‘groove’ and basic together in an FRSCM – Martin Baker, Canon arrangements, the inspiring and Dr Giles Bryant, Paul Ellis, participants divided educational day. Andrew Millington, Andrew into three groups – Partnerships like this Nethsingha, David Ogden instrumentalists, help us to bring the singers and PA (sound expertise of other ARSCM – The Revd Helen amplification). The organizations to Bent, Dr Christopher Cockburn, sessions were led by our members, and Richard Darke, Canon Peter Musicademy staff to use the RSCM’s Gould, Alan Tavener, The Very and Frances Novillo, tutors to bring our Reverend Michael Tavinor, former RSCM Regional own strengths to a Alistair Warwick Music Adviser, and wider group. HonRSCM – The Very Reverend Simon Aiken, Robert Armstrong MNZM JP, Local RSCM activities Professor Colin Gibson Certificate of Special In February, Durham and Northumbria Margaret Rizza. Following positive feedback Service – Christine Alder, Areas co-hosted a half-term singing event from choristers and parents, the course was Philip Brunswick, Terence for young people at the Cathedral Church repeated in 2016. Andrew Robinson says, Carter, Anne Connolly-Munt, of St Nicholas, Newcastle. Twenty-six ‘Fun while learning, fellowship and hospitality, John Crothers, Jane McKee, choristers from aged 7 to 17 were directed history, worship, liturgy and faith all Graham Look, Allan Packman, by Tom Leech (Director of Diocese of ’ combined in one course. Sing 4 Joy has run for Margaret Penfound, Frank School Singing Programme), and worked two years and we hope will run into a third Smith, Eunice Woof happily and hard to produce two memorable February half-term.’ services, using a wide variety of music from Eunice Woof serves on the plainsong to spirituals, and 14th-century Liverpool Area committee: Cuncti simus concanentes from Llibre Vermell ‘I am an RSCM volunteer de Montserrat to modern day Song of Mary by because church music opened a new, spiritual world to me. I want others to have that same opportunity During 2015 Simon Russell and Andrew and experience.’ Moodie were appointed as Regional Coordinators for the North and South of , joining Coordinators in Wales, Scotland and Ireland. The Coordinators work with local volunteers to ensure RSCM missional coverage in local Areas and link directly with churches and schools. New publications Eunice Woof (centre) with RSCM The RSCM Guide to Plainchant – an introduction to plainsong was published Director Andrew Reid and Chair of during 2015. It is both a revision of the seminal and best-selling ‘Plainchant Council Brian Gill for everyone’ by Dr Mary Berry, a leading plainchant expert who died in 2008, and an anthology of chant which can be used in church services and workshops, compiled by John Rowlands-Pritchard. The resource proved immediately popular, and had to be re-printed within six weeks of publication.

The Young Voices Festival publication, Act justly, love mercy, walk humbly, commemorating the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta, was published and widely used. Festival services International

The festival service book Thy kingdom come, Chair, North Wales activities thy will be done (commemorating the 800th Area. ‘With both accessible The RSCM’s partner anniversary of Magna Carta), was used by traditional and contemporary organizations in , many RSCM Areas for their annual festival music for a wide range of Canada, New Zealand, service, including Celebration Day at abilities, including specially South Africa and the USA St Edmundsbury Cathedral. Festival books commissioned settings, our continue to offer their own are now produced annually. assembled singers felt it was a membership benefits and valuable resource for repeated events which share the aims ‘Thy kingdom come, thy will be done was a use back in their parishes.’ of the RSCM (UK). Among great service book choice for our North Wales their activities in 2015, the Area Choral Festival,’ says Alan McGuinness, RSCM Australia Summer School was held in Brisbane in January 2015 directed by The acquisition of Cathedral Music in 2014 reaped real dividends Andrew Reid, RSCM Director, in 2015, as RSCM members were able to access their titles at and RSCM America’s newly considerable discount, and sales of both Cathedral Music titles formed National Choir visited and general sales through RSCM Music Direct benefited. Through to sing this acquisition RSCM has significantly increased its resourcing of services in December 2014 – churches through new musical repertoire for worship. January 2015. Local branches in all five countries hosted many other events spanning different church music Your membership interests and needs, training and inspiring many to fulfil The RSCM offers a wide range of benefits partially offset by a significant number their ministry back in their own to members, including support and advice, of new churches joining the RSCM. The churches with renewed skills magazines, resources, and discounts on movement of clergy and musicians between and enthusiasm. music and courses – all to help you and churches and schools, and peer to peer the other musicians in your worshipping recommendation have both been key in community make the best music possible. To leading to new affiliates joining; RSCM’s find out what advantages your membership increasing range of educational programmes offers visit www.rscm.com/membership is also playing a part in this growth.

RSCM membership continues to decline 2015 2014 annually by a small amount. Factors such UK, Ireland, France, NW Europe and other overseas as the disbanding of church choirs, the combining of churches into benefices, the Affiliates 3,938 3,998 closing of churches and the reduction of Individuals 1,244 1,299 disposable income particularly within smaller churches, have once again been Members of RSCM’s partner organizations abroad*

Affiliates 941 999

Individuals & Friends 632 675

*RSCM America, RSCM Australia, RSCM Canada, RSCM New Zealand, RSCM South Africa

In 2015 we carried out a hymn book survey to help us determine which books to list in Sunday by Sunday. We wanted to find out which are the most popular books, receive feedback on Sunday by Sunday, and gain a picture of how worship is planned and designed across different church traditions to make sure that we are providing the most suitable resources. We had an overwhelming response from nearly 2,000 people and we thank everyone who took part. We have made some changes in Sunday by Sunday as a result of the survey, and all your comments feed into our ongoing work to review what we provide to members, and how we reach out to non-members, to serve the worshipping life of the Church. FINANCIAL INFORMATION

Investment Income Investment Expenditure Fundraising Management Governance Education/Outreach

Membership benefits Membership and services

Education/outreach/ resource development Voluntary income

Publication sales/royalties Publishing

Income Expenditure % £ % £ Membership 34 555,879 Education/outreach/resource development 44 660,350 Publication sales/royalties 26 424,561 Publishing 29 438,933 Voluntary income 22 351,537 Membership benefits and services 19 283,472 Education/outreach 15 237,424 Governance 4 66,000 Investment 2 33,902 Fundraising 3 46,399 Other 1 15,232 Investment management <1 6,609

Total 2015 1,618,535 Total 2015 1,501,763 Total 2014 1,591,421 Total 2014 1,499,456

The year returned a surplus of over £116,000.

On the back of two preceding years’ surpluses, this has further Grant giving strengthened RSCM’s capacity to invest for growth across all its bodies and areas of mission, and in terms of the infrastructure necessary to To purchase printed music, support these activities. We have taken greater hold of how we trusts including RSCM publications and are managing charity funds and ensuring that we convert these Ahrendts-Couch Family other music for churches, visit reserves into mission and impact in planned and increasingly Foundation UK www.rscm.com/shop. Log on targeted ways that both serve our supporters and honour God. Derek Butler Trust with your membership details to Donald Byford Charitable receive your discount. Trust Foundation of St Matthias G. F. Eyre Charitable Trust G M Morrison Charitable Trust Headley Trust Visit www.rscm.com for full details of Hymns Ancient & Modern RSCM membership, courses, programmes John Pilling Trust and resources. Knightwood Christian Charitable Trust Sign up for our free email newsletter at Liz and Terry Bramall www.rscm.com/newsletter Foundation Follow us on Facebook at Miss Kathleen Beryl Sleigh www.facebook.com/rscmcentre Charitable Trust Open Fountain Trust Watch and listen on our YouTube channel at Praxis www.youtube.com/rscmcentre Williams Church Music Trust RSCM Celebration Day 2015 at St Edmundsbury Cathedral 2015 DONORS TO THE RSCM

We would like to acknowledge and thank the many Mr John Green Father J. Rex Matthias Mrs Marjorie V. Taylour* Crowborough, St John the Mr Andrew P. J. Green Mr Brian J. H. Mattinson The Revd Brian Tetley Evangelist individuals and organizations listed below for their Miss Emma Greenfield The Revd Gillian H Maude Mrs Gillian A. Thornhill Earsdon, St Alban Mrs Catherine M. Greenlees Mr A. A. McInnes Dr Peter W. Thornton Friern Barnet, St John the Mr S. H. J. Gregory Mr John M McIntosh Dr and Mrs J. M. Thresh Evangelist generous gifts in support of our mission. We apologize The Revd Canon Bernard B. Mr Donald R McLeod Mrs Kathryn Tipping Fulbeck, St Nicholas’ Church Gribbin Mrs Susan M. Merchant Mrs Sylvia Tomlinson Hutton, All Saints W. St Peter for any inaccuracies or omissions. (Donations made in Dr H. R. Gribbin Mrs Kathleen M. Merigold Mr A. J. Tomsett Kibworth, St Wilfrid Mrs A M Griffith Mrs Enid Mitchell Dr Adam Towler Kildare, St Brigid’s Cathedral December may appear in the 2016 Review). Mrs Kay Griffiths Mr J. M. Molony Mr Christopher Town Lynton, St Mary Virgin Mr Stuart Guppy Mr Martin J. Monkman Mr Stephen Trahair Matlock Bank, All Saints Mr Donald Haigh Mr Nigel N. Moody Dr Ronald W. Truman Nidarosdomens Guttekor Shirley Haines Mrs S. A. Moon Mrs Sheila H. Tucker Northwood Hills, St Edmund Mr Mike Hales Mr Adrian H. Moore Mrs Margaret Turnbull Poulton, St Luke’s Church Mr Warren S. Hall Mr A. E. Moore Mrs J. Turner Rosyth, St Margaret Director’s Circle Miss Maureen Rouse Mr George H. Carter Mr W. M. Hall Maureen Moreton Mrs Patricia Venn Rotary Club of Northwich (£5,000–£24,999) The Rowland Trust Fund Mr Philip N. Chadwick Mr Peter A. Hall Gerald Moreton Mr K. M. Vigus Salisbury, St Thomas & St Mr John F. Buckley David Salter Mr Andrew B. Chapman Mr K. R. Hall Mr Peter R. Moss Gordon A. Viney, MBE Edmund Church Mr Richard A. Knight* Mr Nick P Sharman Miss M. Chorlton Mr Julian Hall Barry V. Moult Mr Clement H. Virgo Selling, St Mary the Virgin J. Soulsby Mrs Nancy E Chown Mr and Mrs P. R. Hall The Revd Frederic C. Muir, Mrs Rosalind P Vogado Seraphim, Association of Sir Sydney Nicholson Mr Richard Stones In memory of Frank Semper Mr Michael Halls ARSCM Mr Ashley J. Vowles Young Choristers for the Founders Circle Lady Tollemache Ms Fiona Chryssides Mr Anthony G. Hancock Mr Martin Nash Mr R. W. Wady Diocese of Georgetown in (£1,000–£4,999) Alan and Ann Treloar Mr Dave J. Clark Miss Mary Hardman Mrs Lucy B. Nattrass Mrs Lucy Walker Guyana Bryan Anderson, FRSCM Dr Ian Trushell Mr D. T. Clark Llywela V. Harris Mrs Stella E. Nesbit Mrs Margaret-Kristine Wallace Shipbourne, St Giles’ Church Mr Edward J. Kisby Ms Barbara Tucker Patricia C. Clarke Mrs Dorothy Harrison T. A. Newton Mr Robert C. Wallace Silverstone, St Michael Dr Francis Niles Nicholas Mr Michael J. Tyrrell Mr J. N. Clarke Anthony J. Harrow Ms E M Orford Mr Hugh Wallace Speldhurst, St Mary Virgin Andrew Reid Mr David J. Veasey Mrs Anne Clements Mrs Diana M. Hart Mrs M. E. Padfield Mr A. D. Wallis St Mary, Fordingbridge In memory of Amy McMillan, Mrs Flora R. Wallace Mr John Clisset Mr Peter S. Hart Miss Jane H Palmer Mr and Mrs Philip J. Walsh Stamford, St Mary LRAM, ARCM Mr Nigel Walsh Mrs Jean Collier Ms Jeannette A. Hartley Mr Ian M. Palotai Mrs S. E. M. Wanty Streetly, All Saints & other anonymous donors Alistair Warwick John Collingbourne Miss Margaret Harvey Mr A. T. Parish Mrs Jacqueline K. S. Ward Diocese of Swansea & Brecon Miss Frances A. Webb Mr Len F. Collins* In memory of Hazel Harvey Charles Parker Chris Wardle Warlingham, All Saints’ Church Best Friends (£500–£1000) Mrs Marion Welch Miss Susan L. Collins Gerald B. Harvey Mr Richard J. Parry Mr J. Irvine Watson Warwick, Collegiate Church John Dennes Mr Ruscombe C. Westmacott Mrs Ruth D. Collop Mr David Hawkins Miss Kathleen M. Patrick Geoff Weaver, FRSCM Of St Mary Mr Alastair Hunter Martin J. White, ARSCM Drs. P. and L. Comerford Mrs Kathryn Haworth Mr A. G. Patton Mrs Elizabeth Weavin Dean and Chapter at Sir John Margetson KCMG Dr Arthur W. Wills, OBE, Mrs Audrey M. Cooper Mrs Joleen A. Hayes Mr Martin Paxton Mr P. W. G. Webber Westminster Abbey Oxford Consultancy FRSCM Mr Basil A. Cooper Mrs Rose E. M. Hayward Mrs Julia Pearson Mrs Joan M. Weir West Wickham, Emmanuel Urc Partnership Limited Mrs Christine V. Wilson Mr R. A. Cotterill The Revd Canon Neil C. The Reverend N Penn-Allison Mrs H. E. Wells & other anonymous donors M. J. Winzer Mr Paul S. Covell Heavisides The Rt Revd Michael Perham, Dr Michael Wells Music Sunday Stephen and Judy Woodley Mr J. E. Craddock Mr Ian G. Henderson FRSCM Mr B. J. Welsh Arborfield, REME Corps and Great Friends (£100–£499) Mrs Beryl J. Yorath Dr Anthony Crossland Mrs Val J. D. Henry Mr John Piggins Mr Robert A. West Garrison Church of St Eligius Adrian R. Adams & other anonymous donors Mary Crossley Miss Mavis J. Henshaw Mr Richard J. Pilkington Mr Richard F. Wheen Bemerton, St Andrew Mr and Mrs David Allen The Revd Canon John Y. Crowe Mr N. Hensman Mr John Pockett Mr Peter J. White Bredon, St Giles Church GE and AG Andrews Friends (£25–£99) The Revd Preb David B. Mrs Diana Hewlett Lieutenant-Colonel A. John Mr Christopher White Burford, St John the Baptist In memory of John Michael Dr Lesley Abrams Crowhurst Mr Brian Hicks Powell, MBE Everson Whittle Church David Atterbury Mrs Dora O. Aburrow Mrs Katharine L. Cumberledge Mr Anthony Hill Dr David Price M. G. Wigney Bursledon, St Leonard Mr Colin Attree Mr Derek Acock Mr D. M. Cundy Mr Christopher B. Hobart Christopher Price Mr Stuart G. Wild Cheltenham, St Mark Mr J Baker Mrs Juliette C. Adams The Revd Michael E. Currah The Revd Christopher J. P. Mr Michael E. Prosser Dr Anne E. Wilkening in Cotswold Edge Parishes Ian Barber Mr B. R. Adams Miss Elinor M. D’albiac Hobbs Brigadier Neville Pughe memory of Eileen Beable Church Choir John Barnard, ARSCM Mr John A. Akroyd Mrs Margaret Dale Mr Len J. Hobson Mr Miles D. Quick Mrs Helen Williams Crewe, St Andrew With St John Miss Marianne Barton Mr Arnold Allcock The Rev David J. Dalglish Mr Andrew J. E. Hodges Mrs Christine P. Quinton Dr Jim Williamson The Baptist Dr Hugh R. Benham Mrs Sue Allen Mrs Pam Daniels Brian M. Hogben Dr Peter G. Rae Miss Linda M Willis Dalmahoy, St Mary’s Church The Revd Canon John E. Mr R. Harry Allen Mr J. C. Davies Ms Gillian Hogg Mr C. Randolph The Revd Dr Quentin H. Wilson* Dawlish Methodist Church J. Berry Mr R. F. Allwright Mr Douglas I. S. Davies Mr J. W. Holl The Revd Canon David & Mrs Mr Robert D. Wilson Dewsbury Minster Church of Dr John Bertalot, MA (Cantab), Mr Stephen P. Anderson Mr N. W. F. Dawson Mr Richard G. Hollingdale Gillian Ratcliff Mr J. S. Wilson All Saints Hon D Mus, FRCO(CHM), Miss Carolyn M. Andrew Mr Kenneth F. Day Mrs M. Hilary Holloway Mr John E. Ratcliffe Mrs M. Winney Finchley, St Mary-at-Finchley FRSCM, HonFGDM, ARCM Mr R. V. Angell Mr Brian M. De Looze Mr Percy C. Holloway Mr Alan P. Read Mrs B. M. Witts Parish Church Robert Blackman, MBE Mr John W. Anson John Dean Dr J. Holloway Mr Brian J. Reid Mr Neville B. Wood Finedon, St Mary the Virgin Mrs M. F. Buchan Mr Ian Appleby Mr John G. Deane Mrs Phyllis D. Holt Mr P. J. A. Renshaw Mr D. B. Woods Glasgow, St Mary’s Cathedral Mr Nicholas P. Cabot Mr C. Arnold Mr and Mrs J. D. Demack Mr Geoffrey R. Hooper The Revd James Reveley Mr Andrew J. Woods Great Gransden, St Mr Brian Carter Mr Robert H. C. Ascott Mr Peter Dengate Aidan C. A. Hopkins Mr David F. C. Reynolds Prof Martin J. Woodward Bartholomew and Little H. Ciechowska in memory of Mr Michael D. Ash Mrs Mary M. Denning Miss M. Horne Mr O. Richards in memory Miss E. Woolmington Gransden Mrs A I Schouwenburg and Mr Frank Ashton Miss Shirley Dex Mrs Susan Howell Evans of my wife, Melissa Hilton Mr B. E. Woolnough Moseley PC, St Mary’s Church Mr J Martyn Mr Keith Bailey Dr and Mrs Alan T. Dinsdale Miss Patsy A. Howes Richards Mr Simon P. L. Worley Osmotherley and Hillside Miss Valerie Couch Roderick Baker Mrs Jane Donaldson Mr John Hudson Mrs J. Richardson The Revd John R. Wraight Parishes John Crothers The Revd Canon Christopher Janet P. Dorey Jamie Hudson Miss Anne Rickwood in Mrs Lesley Wright Shifnal, St Andrew’s Church Michael J. S. Cubbage Barber In memory of Eleanor Lucy Mrs Sara E. Hughes memory of E H Warrell Mr R. F. J. Wright St Raphael, St John the Professor Tony Culyer Mrs P. A. Barber Dormor Mr David C. B. Hughes Mr P. G. Riley Dr J. R. S. Wrightson Evangelist Dr David C. Currie Mr Cliff P. Barber Mrs Glynis Dudeney in memory Mrs Julia Hurle Dr Patricia Riley Mrs S Wyld Tisbury PC, St John the Baptist The Rt Revd Edward F. Darling, Mrs D. J. Barker of Stephen Andrew Farr Michael F. Hyde Sister Rita-Elizabeth Mr Robert Yeomans, ACertCM Wavertree, Holy Trinity Parish ARSCM Mr and Mrs A. Barnaby Philip E. Duffy, FRSCM Mrs Prue James Mrs Margaret Roberts In thanks for studentship and Church Mr David J. L. Davies Mr David Barradell Mr P. M. Dunning Sir Brian Jenkins Mr R. John Roberts opportunities in the 1960s Wickham Bishops, St John Deavin Mr Michael S. Barron Mr Alan L. Durand Dr David Jenkins Mr Philip Roberts & other anonymous donors Bartholomew’s Church Choir Miss Angela R. Draper Mrs Gill Barrow Mr Douglas A. Dytor Mrs Vivien M. John Mr Arthur John Robertson The Revd Canon John Draper Christopher Barton, ARSCM Mr K. F. Earl Mrs Jean M. Johns Dr Laurence T. Rogers Memorials and Tribute Gifts Legacy Society Members The Rt Revd Timothy Dudley- Mrs Linn Batho Roy Edwards Mrs C. Johnson The Revd Canon Paul R. Rose In memory of the late Mr David Dr John Bertalot, FRCO(CHM), Smith, FRSCM, in continuing Mr Alan A. Bayliss Bambo Efstathiou Mr Philip Johnson Mrs Daphne J. Rose Jeffreys FRSCM, HonFGCM, ARCM gratitude to William Llewellyn Mr J. H. Beastall Dr M. A. Elder Mr Leonard Johnson Dr A. J. Rostron, PhD In memory of the late Mrs John and Ruth Buckley Eileen Robin Bell, ARSCM Mr Philip Elliott Mr David Johnston Mr M. S. Rowling Marjorie V. Taylour Dr James Burchill Mr Christopher W. Field Mr Derek W. Bell Mr Michael Emery Barry Johnston Mr Alan Russell In memory of the late Tom Ian Church Mr Richard A. Finch Miss Elizabeth Bell Mr J. D. Emmerson Mr P. N. Johnstone Mr Frank C. Sanderson Schofield Gillespie John Crothers John Fleming in memory of Mr Mr Michael J. Bennett Ms Jackie P. Etheridge Mr Martin Jones Mrs Constance M. Saunders In Memory of the late Eileen Michael J. S. Cubbage Jack Morse, Org & Choir Mr C. Bennett John Evans Miss A. K. Jones Mr Roger K. Saville Phyllis Lewcock Professor Tony Culyer Mr Christopher M. Fletcher- Mr A. B. Bennett Mr James D. S. Faircliffe Mrs Rosemary Jordan Mrs Mary Jane Savvides In memory of the late Mr Len John Deavin Campbell Jo Bennett Mrs B. M. Fairclough Mrs J. E. Keay Mrs Jean Schofield F. Collins Mrs Julian C. Demetriadi Mr Alf Fortnam Anne Benson Paul Fearnley Mrs Anne Keir Mr S. Scott In Memory of the late Mr John Dennes Mr Eric N. French Mr Angus J. Bentall Mr D. R. Ferns Mrs S. R. Kemp Mr P. B. Scott Frederick J S Dight Roger Doughty In Memory of Mr W H Childs Mrs M. M. Berry Graham Fife Miss Stephanie J. Kemp Mr Colin J. Scott In memory of the late Miss M. The Revd Canon John Draper Dr Geoffrey Gibbons Mr Martyn P. Berry The Revd Dr Donald Firth Mr Roger A. Kenworthy Canon John Seymour L. Frew Peter Earl Mrs Valerie Gibbons Mrs J. Bettenson Vivien Fisher Mrs Hilary J. Kerr Mr Roger Sharp In memory of the late Ursula Vivien Fisher Mr Jonathan Gibbs The Revd H. J. J. Bird The Rt Revd John Flack Mr Stephen P. King Mr Graham F. Sharp Griffiths Mr John Gale Mr Malcolm Goldring, Mr David F J Bird Miss Barbara E. Fleming Mr Jeremy G. Kirk Dr Ian Sharp In memory of the late Dudley Dr Norman Gee HonRSCM Mr Paul V. Bloomfield Mr George Fletcher-Baker Mr and Mrs Peter W. J. Kirk Mr James Shore H. Gummer Lord Gill Mr Alun D Grafton Mrs A. F. Bloor Miss K. E. Foale Mrs Sheila A. Knight Mrs Valerie Shuttleworth George W. Gray Dr Margaret E. Graham Mrs Sara Bond The Revd Christopher J. Ford Mr David O. Knight Mrs Audrey F. Silke Legacies Mr Peter S. Hart Mr Andrew E. Grimshaw Dr Peter J. Boshier Mr E. M. Foster Miss R. Knight Mrs Margaret Simmonds in The Estate of George Warwick Mr Maurice R. Hartless The Revd John Grover Mr Kingsley G. Boulton Mr C. J. Foster Mr Gordon Knights memory of K E Woodley Buckley Broadhead Mr Peter Herrick Mrs Carol Hainsworth Mrs Gillian M. Bowden Mr David Fouracre Mrs Jane Lambert Mr R. Simpson The Estate of Ian Estwick Patrick L. Hodson Dr Peter J. Harland Mr R. A. J. Bower Mr Norman Fox Miss Christine V. Lane Professor David Sims Haden Aidan C. A. Hopkins Sir David Harrison, CBE, Mrs Janet N. Bowles Miss Sylvia Fox Mrs Brenda Large Mr R. W. Slogrove The Estate of the late David Martin J. R. How, MBE, FRSCM FRSCM Mrs Heather F. Braddock Mr Frank Foxen D. Latham The Revd Laurence S. Smith Leeke Trevor Jarvis S. Haslam Mr David J. Brazier Mr Nigel L. Francis Professor Ian D. Lawrie Mrs Margaret Smith of The Estate of Roy Lillington Dr Bernard Knowles Mr Richard W. D. Hemingway Mr Adrian and Mrs Annette Mr David Freeman Fiona le Masurier Cheshire The Estate of Philip Andrew David Knox Mr John Hickman Brett Miss M. L. Frew * Dr R. Leslie Mrs Jean Smith Mason Mr John W. Lindsey Miss D V Hilliar Mr P. W. Broadhurst Mr Robert S. Frier Mr and Mrs J. Levett Mr J. C. Stephen Smith The Estate of Graham J. Rev Dr Tim Macquiban Mr Frederick James Mrs Edith R. Brockhurst Richard Gadsby Mr C. Lewis Mr I. E. Smith Partridge Mrs Gelda McCulloch Frederick Jones* Mrs Isobel D. Brooker Mr John Gale Mrs Janet Liddicoat Mr Andrew Smith The Estate of Mrs Irene Reid C. Norris Mr Christopher A. Joseph Mrs Jennifer Brooks Dr and Mrs Ray Gambell Mr David Aprahamian Liddle Gordon Smith The Estate of Mrs Sheila Mary Mr Mick Perrier June Kendall The Very Revd Dr A. W. G. Mr Philip H. Gardner Dr Simon G. Lindley, FRSCM David Gerald Smith Streek David Price Mr G Knight* Brown The Revd Michael Garland Mr J. Little William J. Snowley, HonRSCM The Estate of Ernest Leslie Mr John E. Ratcliffe Dr Judith A. Langfield Nigel C. Brown Mr C. F. Garman Alan Livingstone Mrs Diana Sparkes Thorley Margaret Rizza Rex Latter Mr R. T. Brown Peter J. Garner Mr Richard H. Lloyd, FRSCM Mr R. J. E. Sparkes The Estate of Mrs Gladys Miss Maureen Rouse Mrs Bridget le Huray Mr L. R. N. Bruford Mr John A. Garratt Captain Sir Norman Lloyd- Mr Graham R. Spearman Yolland The Rowland Trust Fund Mrs Eira Leach Mr D. G. Bryan Mr John Gascoigne Edwards Mr T. B. Spires The Estate of John Sanders Mr Roland W. Saunders Mrs Diana F. Lee-Browne Mr John Bryden Mr G. George Mr Stephen Lomas Mrs Cherry J. Spreadbury Yolland David Gerald Smith Mr John R. Lester Ms Christine S. Buchan Mr Keith B. Gibbs Mrs Joan M. Loveday Miss Hilary Spurgeon Leslie J. Thistleton Mr and Mrs Gordon R. Mrs R. A. S. Buchanan Mr Mark R. Gibson Dr C. R. Lovell Miss Jennifer Stankley Churches and Organizations Mrs Jacqueline K. S. Ward Lounsbach Mr John A. L. Buckingham Mrs Jean Gill Mr Michael R. Lovett Mrs R. J. Steel Abingdon, St Helen Andrew Wells Mr Gordon Lucas Mr G. D. Budd Mr Terry W. Goddard Mr Bryan G. Lowe Mr Dennis Stevenson Bandon, Union Of Parishes M. G. Wigney Sir David Lumsden, FRSCM Mr A. J. Bulley Mr R. F. I. Goodgame Mrs Kay Lucas Dr William Stevenson Barbados, St Stephen Roger Martin Williams Miss Margaret J. Mayell Mrs M. A. Burnham Dr Andrew N. Gorsuch Mr Roger G. T. Lucas Mr Neville W. Stevenson-Watt Berwick-upon-Tweed, Parish of M. J. Winzer Iain D. Nisbet, HonRSCM Dr Helen Burrows Mr C. G. Gosling Adrian Lucas Miss Gloria Stewart Holy Trinity and St Mary Joanne Witchard-Jones Mr Ian B. Orr, ARSCM Mrs Margaret Butler, FRSCM Peter Gould Mr Peter F. Lutton Miss J. Stoggles Bledlow Ridge, St Paul & other anonymous members Mr David E. Palmer Miss Zoe Byford Mr A. Gould Mr Iain G. Macfarlane Dr Christopher J Storr Branksome Park, The Choir of The Revd Canon John A. Professor Christopher R. Mr J. M. Graham Prof M. K. C. MacMahon Mr John Straw All Saints Patrick Calladine Mr Ronald Graham-Clarke Mr Rodney M. Mahon Mr Michael J. Street Breaston, St Michael The Revd Benjamin L. M. Mr M. T. Campbell Mrs Susan J. Grange Mr Eric Mansbridge Mr M. C. T. Strover Parish of Caerphilly Phillips Gordon & Julie Campbell Mrs Ruth M. Grant Mrs Dawn C. Mansfield Mr M. P. Sullivan Carlton-in-Lindrick, St John the Professor Lionel J. Pike Family Trust Mr Paul W. Grant John B. G. Marsden Mr M. Sykes Evangelist Mr John Read Miss Susan Carey George W. Gray Miss Elizabeth M. Martin Mr R. John Tayler Cleeve and Claverham Dr David & Mrs Susan Reid Miss Jennifer A. Carson Mr Peter W. Green Miss Christine E. P. Matthews Mr David W. Taylor Parochial Church Council *Deceased