R E V I E W OF 2015

F ROM T H E DI R EC T OR A N D C H A I R OF COU NC I L

Our mission

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

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

local Area volunteers. In these programme changes, and through a hymn book

survey feeding into revisions to Sunday by Sunday, we are listening to the needs of

churches and members and, we hope, matching RSCM’s resources to those needs.

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

most grateful for your gifts which help to sustain and develop our work. We look

forward to your feedback on the direction the RSCM is pursuing, and on how we

can best serve your needs.

RSCM’s mission is ‘the study, practice and improvement of music and other

matters relevant to the conduct of Christian worship’. We pray for the resources

and vision to support and further develop this work in future.

Registered Offi ce19 The CloseSalisburyWiltshire SP1 2EB

Registered Charity Number 312828Company Registration Number 250031

Royal PatronHer Majesty the Queen PatronsThe Right Revd The Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of ScotlandHis Grace the Archbishop of WestminsterThe Revd The Moderator of the Free Church Federal CouncilLord Carey of Clifton PresidentThe Most Revd and Rt Hon The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury Vice-PresidentsThe Right Revd David StancliffeThe Right Revd Nicholas HoltamBrian Kay

Council (Trustees and Directors)The Rt Hon Lord (Brian) Gill (Chairman)Ian Church (Vice-Chairman)Tony CulyerKatherine Dienes-WilliamsRowan Morton-Gledhill The Rt Revd Stephen Platten Michael PerrierDavid PricePhil Taylor (appointed 16 March 2015)Robin Thomas Graham WadleyPeter Connor

The Voluntary Forum Ian Church (Chairman)Alan McGuinness (North East Wales)Andrew Moodie (Peterborough and Northamptonshire) Tim Morris (Worcestershire)Michael Perrier (Birmingham)Martin Van Bleek (North West Europe)Craig Cartwright (North and East Yorkshire)

Senior Offi cers and ManagersDirector: Andrew Reid Deputy Director (Operations): Stephen Mansfi eldDeputy Director (Education and Voluntary Networks; Safeguarding): Rosemary Field

The RSCM is a Christian charity which

promotes the study, practice and

improvement of music and other matters

relevant to the conduct of Christian worship.

Our mission is to encourage and inspire

• the good use of high-quality, appropriate

music in Christian worship, whatever the

style or tradition;

• the highest standards achievable in each

individual church or community;

• people of all ages, especially children

and young people, to become involved in

church music;

• a culture of learning through study and

practice, to develop both skills

and understanding;

• a culture, especially in those who lead

Christian worship and those who lead

its music, in which good and appropriate

music is valued and supported, and in

which high standards are sought and can

be developed.

In order to deliver our mission effectively,

we rely on our own network of volunteer

committees, and we work with other

organizations whose purposes align

with our own.

Our members are also our partners as they

fulfi l the RSCM’s mission within their own

work and worship.

We support clergy, musicians and lay

people to achieve a deeper understanding

of how music can enhance worship, and

we provide education and training for

all who contribute to music in worship

to serve their churches and worshipping

communities well.

With every best wish,

Andrew Reid, The Rt Hon Brian Gill,

RSCM Director RSCM Council Chairman

Elaine Wykes (above right) attended the

RSCM’s Strengthen for Service course at Sarum

College, Salisbury, a two-day residential

course for clergy, readers and lay leaders on

music and liturgy, including managing a

music team and choosing appropriate music.

‘Not only was the course constructive, in that it gave me a solid grounding in the history of church music, including an interesting historical timeline of hymnody, church music and psalmody, but it also gave me a good working base from which to work in my future ordained ministry, when engaging with the organists, music directors and choirs in my curacy churches.

To have looked in-depth at the effects of music on a congregation, and how to thoughtfully select hymns and music was, for me, an invaluable addition to my clergy “toolkit”.’

The Revd Helen Bent (right), RSCM’s Head of

Ministerial Training says, ‘We need to think carefully about the words we are putting on the lips of our congregations. How are words going to form their faith and help them with discipleship? Over time, what they sing, what they say, and what they pray within services are going to shape what they believe in their Christian lives.’

Rick Bowers (below) attended a Lift Up Your

Voice course in Devon, a day event designed

for churches with few or no musicians

offering simple musical ideas and building

confidence in leadership.

‘You don’t need to have a great deal of knowledge about the music; you just need to have the confidence to know which direction to go in, and to try and help indicate, rather like hand signals in a car! [The course was] very good, very simple and straightforward and I enjoyed it.’

The Strengthen for Service

programme provides training

for clergy and lay leaders in

music and liturgy, enabling

them to lead effectively and

work confidently with the

musicians in their churches.

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.

New education postsWe have created new posts

to serve our educational work,

including reaching out to

churches which do not have a

choir or any musicians at all,

and working with clergy and

lay ministers. Miles Quick,

with experience as lay

clerk and band player,

was appointed as Head

of Congregational and

Instrumental Music. Part of

his remit is to oversee Lift Up

Your Voice courses. The Revd

Helen Bent was next to join the

team as Head of Ministerial

Training, in partnership

with Praxis, and heads up

the Strengthen for Service

programme. At the end of 2015

Adrian Lucas was appointed

as Head of Choral Training,

shaping our provision and

resources for singers and

coordinating RSCM choirs.

Training worship leaders

Supporting rural churches

E L A I N E ’S M I N I S T RY

Age 42 Expected years of ministry 20+ Congregation size Two churches, each

with 50–75 members

Andrew Maries (course leader), speaking

about the simple method of animating people

in singing and teaching new things, said, ‘The idea of standing up in front, not to be an opera singer or anything, just to show people where the tune’s going, to smile at them, to look open-faced and encouraging can make a real difference. It will take some time to get to that place of confidence in singing together, but I think this direct approach is where to begin.’

The Voice for Life training scheme provides

a framework for choral singers to

develop their vocal skills, their musical

understanding and their knowledge of

repertoire. It comes with a range of teaching

material and supporting resources, and

gives plenty of advice on the practicalities

of running a choir. It enables choir trainers

and teachers to train their choir or group

more effectively, and helps singers grow as

musicians and members of a musical team.

During 2015 Voice for Life awards were

made to young people and adults in the UK

and internationally:

‘In summer 2015, 13 candidates from Holy Cross, Crediton undertook Voice for Life examinations,’ says Patricia Robottom. ‘The result was two new Silvers (one with distinction) and 11 Bronze. Our 40+ strong choir has been entering candidates for a long time, but this is the first time that adults have joined the process here. They found the learning and examinations very encouraging and supporting, and affirmed many who have been singing in church choirs for years or even decades. The eight adults achieved six merits and two distinctions and are very proud of their medals. The photograph shows 12 of the award winners, varying in age from teenager to 80-something. We are very grateful to our (then) Acting Director of Music, Richard Stephens, for his time, support and encouragement.’

During 2014–2015 the Voice for Life materials have been revised

and updated, including two new choir trainers books: How to

Use Voice for Life and The Voice for Life Guide to Musicianship.

A third volume, The Voice for Life Guide to Choir Training is

currently in production.

386 local area eventsOver 600 volunteers serve 53

committees in the UK, Ireland,

France and North-West

Europe. These committees

coordinate training, support,

events and singing awards

for the membership in their

local Area. In 2015 386 events

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.

Developing singers

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350

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250

200

150

100

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362

Bronze

236

Silver

76

Gold

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 year with RSCM Scottish Voices, I am always looking forward to the next gig. Expanding my repertoire, under expert and enthusiastic direction, in a most convivial atmosphere, at the warm invitation of so many historic and beautiful churches around Scotland, is an absolute joy and privilege. I have forged valuable new friendships, and take away to my other choirs new skills and techniques. What is not to love?!’

In March 2015 over a hundred people gathered

at St Stephen’s church in Westminster for a

joint Musicademy/RSCM day course. After

the opening worship,

and some work all

together on rhythm,

‘groove’ and basic

arrangements, the

participants divided

into three groups –

instrumentalists,

singers and PA (sound

amplification). The

sessions were led by

Musicademy staff

and Frances Novillo,

former RSCM Regional

Music Adviser, and

In February, Durham and Northumbria

Areas co-hosted a half-term singing event

for young people at the Cathedral Church

of St Nicholas, Newcastle. Twenty-six

choristers from aged 7 to 17 were directed

by Tom Leech (Director of Diocese of Leeds’

School Singing Programme), and worked

happily and hard to produce two memorable

services, using a wide variety of music from

plainsong to spirituals, and 14th-century

Cuncti simus concanentes from Llibre Vermell

de Montserrat to modern day Song of Mary by

The RSCM Guide to Plainchant – an introduction to plainsong was published

during 2015. It is both a revision of the seminal and best-selling ‘Plainchant

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.

covered a wide range of contemporary

worship music. The participants were from a

variety of church traditions, including RSCM

affiliates and churches

using Musicademy’s

training, coming

together in an

inspiring and

educational day.

Partnerships like this

help us to bring the

expertise of other

organizations to

our members, and

to use the RSCM’s

tutors to bring our

own strengths to a

wider group.

During 2015 Simon Russell and Andrew

Moodie were appointed as Regional

Coordinators for the North and South of

England, 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.

Honorary awardsIn 2015 the RSCM made

honorary awards to the

following people who have

made a significant contribution

to church music or liturgy:

FRSCM – Martin Baker, Canon

Dr Giles Bryant, Paul Ellis,

Andrew Millington, Andrew

Nethsingha, David Ogden

ARSCM – The Revd Helen

Bent, Dr Christopher Cockburn,

Richard Darke, Canon Peter

Gould, Alan Tavener, The Very

Reverend Michael Tavinor,

Alistair Warwick

HonRSCM – The Very

Reverend Simon Aiken,

Robert Armstrong MNZM JP,

Professor Colin Gibson

Certificate of Special

Service – Christine Alder,

Philip Brunswick, Terence

Carter, Anne Connolly-Munt,

John Crothers, Jane McKee,

Graham Look, Allan Packman,

Margaret Penfound, Frank

Smith, Eunice Woof

Eunice Woof serves on the

Liverpool Area committee:

‘I am an RSCM volunteer

because church music

opened a new, spiritual

world to me. I want others to

have that same opportunity

and experience.’

Worship with instruments

Local RSCM activities

New publicationsEunice Woof (centre) with RSCM Director Andrew Reid and Chair of Council Brian Gill

Margaret Rizza. Following positive feedback

from choristers and parents, the course was

repeated in 2016. Andrew Robinson says,

‘Fun while learning, fellowship and hospitality, history, worship, liturgy and faith all combined in one course. Sing 4 Joy has run for two years and we hope will run into a third February half-term.’

2015 2014

UK, Ireland, France, NW Europe and other overseas

Affiliates 3,938 3,998

Individuals 1,244 1,299

Members of RSCM’s partner organizations abroad*

Affiliates 941 999

Individuals & Friends 632 675

The festival service book Thy kingdom come,

thy will be done (commemorating the 800th

anniversary of Magna Carta), was used by

many RSCM Areas for their annual festival

service, including Celebration Day at

St Edmundsbury Cathedral. Festival books

are now produced annually.

‘Thy kingdom come, thy will be done was a great service book choice for our North Wales Area Choral Festival,’ says Alan McGuinness,

The RSCM offers a wide range of benefits

to members, including support and advice,

magazines, resources, and discounts on

music and courses – all to help you and

the other musicians in your worshipping

community make the best music possible. To

find out what advantages your membership

offers visit www.rscm.com/membership

RSCM membership continues to decline

annually by a small amount. Factors such

as the disbanding of church choirs, the

combining of churches into benefices, the

closing of churches and the reduction of

disposable income particularly within

smaller churches, have once again been

Chair, North Wales

Area. ‘With both accessible traditional and contemporary music for a wide range of abilities, including specially commissioned settings, our assembled singers felt it was a valuable resource for repeated use back in their parishes.’

partially offset by a significant number

of new churches joining the RSCM. The

movement of clergy and musicians between

churches and schools, and peer to peer

recommendation have both been key in

leading to new affiliates joining; RSCM’s

increasing range of educational programmes

is also playing a part in this growth.

The acquisition of Cathedral Music in 2014 reaped real dividends

in 2015, as RSCM members were able to access their titles at

considerable discount, and sales of both Cathedral Music titles

and general sales through RSCM Music Direct benefited. Through

this acquisition RSCM has significantly increased its resourcing of

churches through new musical repertoire for worship.

International activitiesThe RSCM’s partner

organizations in Australia,

Canada, New Zealand,

South Africa and the USA

continue to offer their own

membership benefits and

events which share the aims

of the RSCM (UK). Among

their activities in 2015, the

RSCM Australia Summer

School was held in Brisbane

in January 2015 directed by

Andrew Reid, RSCM Director,

and RSCM America’s newly

formed National Choir visited

Westminster Abbey to sing

services in December 2014 –

January 2015. Local branches

in all five countries hosted

many other events spanning

different church music

interests and needs, training

and inspiring many to fulfil

their ministry back in their own

churches with renewed skills

and enthusiasm.

Festival services

Your membership

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.

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

F I NA NC I A L I N FOR M AT ION

Income % £

Membership 34 555,879

Publication sales/royalties 26 424,561

Voluntary income 22 351,537

Education/outreach 15 237,424

Investment 2 33,902

Other 1 15,232

Total 2015 1,618,535

Total 2014 1,591,421

Income Expenditure

Expenditure % £

Education/outreach/resource development 44 660,350

Publishing 29 438,933

Membership benefits and services 19 283,472

Governance 4 66,000

Fundraising 3 46,399

Investment management <1 6,609

Total 2015 1,501,763

Total 2014 1,499,456

Investment

Governance

Education/Outreach

Fundraising

Voluntary income

Membership benefits and servicesMembership

InvestmentManagement

Education/outreach/resource development

Publication sales/royalties Publishing

Grant giving bodies and trustsAhrendts-Couch Family

Foundation UK

Derek Butler Trust

Donald Byford Charitable

Trust

Foundation of St Matthias

G. F. Eyre Charitable Trust

G M Morrison Charitable Trust

Headley Trust

Hymns Ancient & Modern

John Pilling Trust

Knightwood Christian

Charitable Trust

Liz and Terry Bramall

Foundation

Miss Kathleen Beryl Sleigh

Charitable Trust

Open Fountain Trust

Praxis

Williams Church Music Trust

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

On the back of two preceding years’ surpluses, this has further

strengthened RSCM’s capacity to invest for growth across all its

areas of mission, and in terms of the infrastructure necessary to

support these activities. We have taken greater hold of how we

are managing charity funds and ensuring that we convert these

reserves into mission and impact in planned and increasingly

targeted ways that both serve our supporters and honour God.

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RSCM Celebration Day 2015 at St Edmundsbury Cathedral

2015 DONOR S T O T H E R SC M

We would like to acknowledge and thank the many

individuals and organizations listed below for their

generous gifts in support of our mission. We apologize

for any inaccuracies or omissions. (Donations made in

December may appear in the 2016 Review).

Director’s Circle (£5,000–£24,999)

Mr John F. Buckley Mr Richard A. Knight*

Sir Sydney Nicholson Founders Circle (£1,000–£4,999)

Bryan Anderson, FRSCM Mr Edward J. Kisby Dr Francis Niles Nicholas Andrew ReidIn memory of Amy McMillan,

LRAM, ARCM& other anonymous donors

Best Friends (£500–£1000)John Dennes Mr Alastair Hunter Sir John Margetson KCMG Oxford Consultancy

Partnership Limited& other anonymous donors

Great Friends (£100–£499)Adrian R. AdamsMr and Mrs David AllenGE and AG Andrews In memory of John Michael

David AtterburyMr Colin AttreeMr J BakerIan Barber John Barnard, ARSCMMiss Marianne Barton Dr Hugh R. BenhamThe Revd Canon John E.

J. BerryDr John Bertalot, MA (Cantab),

Hon D Mus, FRCO(CHM), FRSCM, HonFGDM, ARCM

Robert Blackman, MBE Mrs M. F. BuchanMr Nicholas P. CabotMr Brian CarterH. Ciechowska in memory of

Mrs A I Schouwenburg and Mr J Martyn

Miss Valerie CouchJohn CrothersMichael J. S. CubbageProfessor Tony CulyerDr David C. CurrieThe Rt Revd Edward F. Darling,

ARSCMMr David J. L. DaviesJohn DeavinMiss Angela R. DraperThe Revd Canon John DraperThe Rt Revd Timothy Dudley-

Smith, FRSCM, in continuing gratitude to William Llewellyn

EileenMr Christopher W. FieldMr Richard A. FinchJohn Fleming in memory of Mr

Jack Morse, Org & ChoirMr Christopher M. Fletcher-

CampbellMr Alf FortnamMr Eric N. FrenchIn Memory of Mr W H ChildsDr Geoffrey GibbonsMrs Valerie GibbonsMr Jonathan GibbsMr Malcolm Goldring,

HonRSCMMr Alun D GraftonDr Margaret E. GrahamMr Andrew E. GrimshawThe Revd John GroverMrs Carol HainsworthDr Peter J. HarlandSir David Harrison, CBE,

FRSCMS. Haslam Mr Richard W. D. HemingwayMr John HickmanMiss D V HilliarMr Frederick JamesFrederick Jones* Mr Christopher A. JosephJune KendallMr G Knight*Dr Judith A. LangfieldRex Latter Mrs Bridget le HurayMrs Eira LeachMrs Diana F. Lee-BrowneMr John R. LesterMr and Mrs Gordon R.

LounsbachMr Gordon Lucas Sir David Lumsden, FRSCMMiss Margaret J. MayellIain D. Nisbet, HonRSCMMr Ian B. Orr, ARSCMMr David E. PalmerThe Revd Canon John A.

PatrickThe Revd Benjamin L. M.

PhillipsProfessor Lionel J. PikeMr John ReadDr David & Mrs Susan Reid

Miss Maureen RouseThe Rowland Trust FundDavid SalterMr Nick P SharmanJ. SoulsbyMr Richard StonesLady TollemacheAlan and Ann TreloarDr Ian TrushellMs Barbara TuckerMr Michael J. TyrrellMr David J. VeaseyMrs Flora R. WallaceMr Nigel WalshAlistair WarwickMiss Frances A. WebbMrs Marion WelchMr Ruscombe C. WestmacottMartin J. White, ARSCMDr Arthur W. Wills, OBE,

FRSCMMrs Christine V. WilsonM. J. WinzerStephen and Judy WoodleyMrs Beryl J. Yorath& other anonymous donors

Friends (£25–£99)Dr Lesley AbramsMrs Dora O. AburrowMr Derek AcockMrs Juliette C. AdamsMr B. R. AdamsMr John A. AkroydMr Arnold AllcockMrs Sue AllenMr R. Harry AllenMr R. F. AllwrightMr Stephen P. AndersonMiss Carolyn M. AndrewMr R. V. AngellMr John W. AnsonMr Ian ApplebyMr C. ArnoldMr Robert H. C. AscottMr Michael D. AshMr Frank AshtonMr Keith BaileyRoderick BakerThe Revd Canon Christopher

BarberMrs P. A. BarberMr Cliff P. BarberMrs D. J. BarkerMr and Mrs A. BarnabyMr David BarradellMr Michael S. BarronMrs Gill BarrowChristopher Barton, ARSCMMrs Linn BathoMr Alan A. BaylissMr J. H. BeastallRobin Bell, ARSCMMr Derek W. BellMiss Elizabeth BellMr Michael J. BennettMr C. BennettMr A. B. BennettJo Bennett Anne BensonMr Angus J. BentallMrs M. M. BerryMr Martyn P. BerryMrs J. BettensonThe Revd H. J. J. BirdMr David F J BirdMr Paul V. BloomfieldMrs A. F. BloorMrs Sara BondDr Peter J. BoshierMr Kingsley G. BoultonMrs Gillian M. BowdenMr R. A. J. BowerMrs Janet N. BowlesMrs Heather F. BraddockMr David J. BrazierMr Adrian and Mrs Annette

BrettMr P. W. BroadhurstMrs Edith R. BrockhurstMrs Isobel D. BrookerMrs Jennifer BrooksThe Very Revd Dr A. W. G.

BrownNigel C. Brown Mr R. T. BrownMr L. R. N. BrufordMr D. G. BryanMr John BrydenMs Christine S. BuchanMrs R. A. S. BuchananMr John A. L. BuckinghamMr G. D. BuddMr A. J. BulleyMrs M. A. BurnhamDr Helen BurrowsMrs Margaret Butler, FRSCMMiss Zoe ByfordProfessor Christopher R.

Calladine Mr M. T. CampbellGordon & Julie Campbell

Family TrustMiss Susan CareyMiss Jennifer A. Carson

Mr George H. CarterMr Philip N. ChadwickMr Andrew B. ChapmanMiss M. ChorltonMrs Nancy E ChownIn memory of Frank SemperMs Fiona ChryssidesMr Dave J. ClarkMr D. T. ClarkPatricia C. ClarkeMr J. N. ClarkeMrs Anne ClementsMr John ClissetMrs Jean Collier John CollingbourneMr Len F. Collins*Miss Susan L. CollinsMrs Ruth D. CollopDrs. P. and L. Comerford Mrs Audrey M. CooperMr Basil A. CooperMr R. A. CotterillMr Paul S. CovellMr J. E. CraddockDr Anthony CrosslandMary CrossleyThe Revd Canon John Y. CroweThe Revd Preb David B.

CrowhurstMrs Katharine L. CumberledgeMr D. M. CundyThe Revd Michael E. CurrahMiss Elinor M. D’albiacMrs Margaret DaleThe Rev David J. DalglishMrs Pam DanielsMr J. C. DaviesMr Douglas I. S. DaviesMr N. W. F. DawsonMr Kenneth F. DayMr Brian M. De LoozeJohn DeanMr John G. DeaneMr and Mrs J. D. DemackMr Peter DengateMrs Mary M. DenningMiss Shirley DexDr and Mrs Alan T. DinsdaleMrs Jane DonaldsonJanet P. DoreyIn memory of Eleanor Lucy

DormorMrs Glynis Dudeney in memory

of Stephen Andrew FarrPhilip E. Duffy, FRSCMMr P. M. DunningMr Alan L. DurandMr Douglas A. DytorMr K. F. EarlRoy EdwardsBambo EfstathiouDr M. A. ElderMr Philip ElliottMr Michael EmeryMr J. D. EmmersonMs Jackie P. EtheridgeJohn EvansMr James D. S. FaircliffeMrs B. M. FaircloughPaul FearnleyMr D. R. FernsGraham FifeThe Revd Dr Donald FirthVivien FisherThe Rt Revd John FlackMiss Barbara E. FlemingMr George Fletcher-BakerMiss K. E. FoaleThe Revd Christopher J. FordMr E. M. FosterMr C. J. FosterMr David FouracreMr Norman FoxMiss Sylvia FoxMr Frank FoxenMr Nigel L. FrancisMr David FreemanMiss M. L. Frew * Mr Robert S. FrierRichard GadsbyMr John GaleDr and Mrs Ray GambellMr Philip H. GardnerThe Revd Michael GarlandMr C. F. GarmanPeter J. GarnerMr John A. GarrattMr John GascoigneMr G. GeorgeMr Keith B. GibbsMr Mark R. GibsonMrs Jean GillMr Terry W. GoddardMr R. F. I. GoodgameDr Andrew N. GorsuchMr C. G. GoslingPeter GouldMr A. GouldMr J. M. GrahamMr Ronald Graham-ClarkeMrs Susan J. GrangeMrs Ruth M. GrantMr Paul W. GrantGeorge W. Gray Mr Peter W. Green

Mr John GreenMr Andrew P. J. GreenMiss Emma GreenfieldMrs Catherine M. GreenleesMr S. H. J. GregoryThe Revd Canon Bernard B.

GribbinDr H. R. GribbinMrs A M GriffithMrs Kay GriffithsMr Stuart GuppyMr Donald HaighShirley HainesMr Mike HalesMr Warren S. HallMr W. M. HallMr Peter A. HallMr K. R. HallMr Julian HallMr and Mrs P. R. HallMr Michael HallsMr Anthony G. HancockMiss Mary HardmanLlywela V. HarrisMrs Dorothy HarrisonAnthony J. HarrowMrs Diana M. HartMr Peter S. Hart Ms Jeannette A. HartleyMiss Margaret HarveyIn memory of Hazel HarveyGerald B. HarveyMr David HawkinsMrs Kathryn HaworthMrs Joleen A. HayesMrs Rose E. M. HaywardThe Revd Canon Neil C.

HeavisidesMr Ian G. HendersonMrs Val J. D. HenryMiss Mavis J. HenshawMr N. HensmanMrs Diana HewlettMr Brian HicksMr Anthony HillMr Christopher B. HobartThe Revd Christopher J. P.

HobbsMr Len J. HobsonMr Andrew J. E. HodgesBrian M. HogbenMs Gillian HoggMr J. W. HollMr Richard G. HollingdaleMrs M. Hilary HollowayMr Percy C. HollowayDr J. HollowayMrs Phyllis D. HoltMr Geoffrey R. HooperAidan C. A. HopkinsMiss M. HorneMrs Susan Howell EvansMiss Patsy A. HowesMr John HudsonJamie HudsonMrs Sara E. HughesMr David C. B. HughesMrs Julia HurleMichael F. HydeMrs Prue JamesSir Brian JenkinsDr David JenkinsMrs Vivien M. JohnMrs Jean M. JohnsMrs C. JohnsonMr Philip JohnsonMr Leonard JohnsonMr David JohnstonBarry JohnstonMr P. N. JohnstoneMr Martin JonesMiss A. K. JonesMrs Rosemary JordanMrs J. E. KeayMrs Anne KeirMrs S. R. KempMiss Stephanie J. KempMr Roger A. KenworthyMrs Hilary J. KerrMr Stephen P. KingMr Jeremy G. KirkMr and Mrs Peter W. J. KirkMrs Sheila A. KnightMr David O. KnightMiss R. KnightMr Gordon KnightsMrs Jane LambertMiss Christine V. LaneMrs Brenda LargeD. LathamProfessor Ian D. LawrieFiona le MasurierDr R. LeslieMr and Mrs J. LevettMr C. LewisMrs Janet LiddicoatMr David Aprahamian LiddleDr Simon G. Lindley, FRSCMMr J. LittleAlan LivingstoneMr Richard H. Lloyd, FRSCMCaptain Sir Norman Lloyd-

EdwardsMr Stephen LomasMrs Joan M. LovedayDr C. R. LovellMr Michael R. LovettMr Bryan G. LoweMrs Kay LucasMr Roger G. T. LucasAdrian LucasMr Peter F. LuttonMr Iain G. MacfarlaneProf M. K. C. MacMahonMr Rodney M. MahonMr Eric MansbridgeMrs Dawn C. MansfieldJohn B. G. MarsdenMiss Elizabeth M. MartinMiss Christine E. P. Matthews

Father J. Rex MatthiasMr Brian J. H. MattinsonThe Revd Gillian H MaudeMr A. A. McInnesMr John M McIntoshMr Donald R McLeodMrs Susan M. MerchantMrs Kathleen M. MerigoldMrs Enid MitchellMr J. M. MolonyMr Martin J. MonkmanMr Nigel N. MoodyMrs S. A. MoonMr Adrian H. MooreMr A. E. MooreMaureen MoretonGerald MoretonMr Peter R. MossBarry V. MoultThe Revd Frederic C. Muir,

ARSCMMr Martin NashMrs Lucy B. NattrassMrs Stella E. NesbitT. A. NewtonMs E M OrfordMrs M. E. PadfieldMiss Jane H PalmerMr Ian M. PalotaiMr A. T. ParishCharles ParkerMr Richard J. ParryMiss Kathleen M. PatrickMr A. G. PattonMr Martin PaxtonMrs Julia PearsonThe Reverend N Penn-AllisonThe Rt Revd Michael Perham,

FRSCMMr John PigginsMr Richard J. PilkingtonMr John PockettLieutenant-Colonel A. John

Powell, MBEDr David PriceChristopher PriceMr Michael E. ProsserBrigadier Neville PugheMr Miles D. QuickMrs Christine P. QuintonDr Peter G. RaeMr C. RandolphThe Revd Canon David & Mrs

Gillian RatcliffMr John E. RatcliffeMr Alan P. ReadMr Brian J. ReidMr P. J. A. RenshawThe Revd James ReveleyMr David F. C. ReynoldsMr O. Richards in memory

of my wife, Melissa Hilton Richards

Mrs J. RichardsonMiss Anne Rickwood in

memory of E H WarrellMr P. G. RileyDr Patricia RileySister Rita-ElizabethMrs Margaret RobertsMr R. John RobertsMr Philip RobertsMr Arthur John RobertsonDr Laurence T. RogersThe Revd Canon Paul R. RoseMrs Daphne J. RoseDr A. J. Rostron, PhDMr M. S. RowlingMr Alan RussellMr Frank C. SandersonMrs Constance M. SaundersMr Roger K. SavilleMrs Mary Jane SavvidesMrs Jean SchofieldMr S. ScottMr P. B. ScottMr Colin J. ScottCanon John SeymourMr Roger SharpMr Graham F. SharpDr Ian SharpMr James ShoreMrs Valerie ShuttleworthMrs Audrey F. SilkeMrs Margaret Simmonds in

memory of K E WoodleyMr R. SimpsonProfessor David SimsMr R. W. SlogroveThe Revd Laurence S. SmithMrs Margaret Smith of

CheshireMrs Jean SmithMr J. C. Stephen SmithMr I. E. SmithMr Andrew SmithGordon SmithDavid Gerald Smith William J. Snowley, HonRSCMMrs Diana SparkesMr R. J. E. SparkesMr Graham R. SpearmanMr T. B. SpiresMrs Cherry J. SpreadburyMiss Hilary SpurgeonMiss Jennifer StankleyMrs R. J. SteelMr Dennis StevensonDr William StevensonMr Neville W. Stevenson-WattMiss Gloria StewartMiss J. StogglesDr Christopher J StorrMr John StrawMr Michael J. StreetMr M. C. T. StroverMr M. P. SullivanMr M. SykesMr R. John TaylerMr David W. Taylor

Crowborough, St John the Evangelist

Earsdon, St AlbanFriern Barnet, St John the

EvangelistFulbeck, St Nicholas’ ChurchHutton, All Saints W. St PeterKibworth, St WilfridKildare, St Brigid’s CathedralLynton, St Mary VirginMatlock Bank, All SaintsNidarosdomens Guttekor Northwood Hills, St EdmundPoulton, St Luke’s ChurchRosyth, St MargaretRotary Club of NorthwichSalisbury, St Thomas & St

Edmund ChurchSelling, St Mary the VirginSeraphim, Association of

Young Choristers for the Diocese of Georgetown in Guyana

Shipbourne, St Giles’ ChurchSilverstone, St MichaelSpeldhurst, St Mary VirginSt Mary, FordingbridgeStamford, St MaryStreetly, All SaintsDiocese of Swansea & BreconWarlingham, All Saints’ ChurchWarwick, Collegiate Church

Of St MaryDean and Chapter at

Westminster AbbeyWest Wickham, Emmanuel Urc

Music Sunday Arborfield, REME Corps and

Garrison Church of St EligiusBemerton, St AndrewBredon, St Giles ChurchBurford, St John the Baptist

ChurchBursledon, St LeonardCheltenham, St MarkCotswold Edge Parishes

Church ChoirCrewe, St Andrew With St John

The BaptistDalmahoy, St Mary’s ChurchDawlish Methodist ChurchDewsbury Minster Church of

All SaintsFinchley, St Mary-at-Finchley

Parish ChurchFinedon, St Mary the VirginGlasgow, St Mary’s CathedralGreat Gransden, St

Bartholomew and Little Gransden

Moseley PC, St Mary’s ChurchOsmotherley and Hillside

ParishesShifnal, St Andrew’s ChurchSt Raphael, St John the

EvangelistTisbury PC, St John the BaptistWavertree, Holy Trinity Parish

ChurchWickham Bishops, St

Bartholomew’s Church Choir

Legacy Society Members Dr John Bertalot, FRCO(CHM),

FRSCM, HonFGCM, ARCMJohn and Ruth BuckleyDr James BurchillIan ChurchJohn CrothersMichael J. S. CubbageProfessor Tony CulyerJohn DeavinMrs Julian C. DemetriadiJohn DennesRoger DoughtyThe Revd Canon John DraperPeter EarlVivien FisherMr John GaleDr Norman GeeLord GillGeorge W. GrayMr Peter S. HartMr Maurice R. HartlessMr Peter HerrickPatrick L. HodsonAidan C. A. HopkinsMartin J. R. How, MBE, FRSCMTrevor JarvisDr Bernard KnowlesDavid KnoxMr John W. LindseyRev Dr Tim MacquibanMrs Gelda McCullochC. NorrisMr Mick PerrierDavid PriceMr John E. RatcliffeMargaret RizzaMiss Maureen RouseThe Rowland Trust FundMr Roland W. SaundersDavid Gerald SmithLeslie J. ThistletonMrs Jacqueline K. S. WardAndrew WellsM. G. WigneyRoger Martin WilliamsM. J. WinzerJoanne Witchard-Jones& other anonymous members

Mrs Marjorie V. Taylour* The Revd Brian TetleyMrs Gillian A. ThornhillDr Peter W. ThorntonDr and Mrs J. M. ThreshMrs Kathryn TippingMrs Sylvia TomlinsonMr A. J. TomsettDr Adam TowlerMr Christopher TownMr Stephen TrahairDr Ronald W. TrumanMrs Sheila H. TuckerMrs Margaret TurnbullMrs J. TurnerMrs Patricia VennMr K. M. VigusGordon A. Viney, MBEMr Clement H. VirgoMrs Rosalind P VogadoMr Ashley J. VowlesMr R. W. WadyMrs Lucy WalkerMrs Margaret-Kristine WallaceMr Robert C. WallaceMr Hugh WallaceMr A. D. WallisMr and Mrs Philip J. WalshMrs S. E. M. WantyMrs Jacqueline K. S. WardChris WardleMr J. Irvine WatsonGeoff Weaver, FRSCMMrs Elizabeth WeavinMr P. W. G. WebberMrs Joan M. WeirMrs H. E. WellsDr Michael WellsMr B. J. WelshMr Robert A. WestMr Richard F. WheenMr Peter J. WhiteMr Christopher WhiteEverson WhittleM. G. WigneyMr Stuart G. WildDr Anne E. Wilkening in

memory of Eileen BeableMrs Helen WilliamsDr Jim WilliamsonMiss Linda M Willis The Revd Dr Quentin H. Wilson*Mr Robert D. WilsonMr J. S. WilsonMrs M. WinneyMrs B. M. WittsMr Neville B. WoodMr D. B. WoodsMr Andrew J. WoodsProf Martin J. WoodwardMiss E. WoolmingtonMr B. E. WoolnoughMr Simon P. L. WorleyThe Revd John R. WraightMrs Lesley WrightMr R. F. J. WrightDr J. R. S. WrightsonMrs S WyldMr Robert Yeomans, ACertCMIn thanks for studentship and

opportunities in the 1960s& other anonymous donors

Memorials and Tribute Gifts In memory of the late Mr David

Jeffreys In memory of the late Mrs

Marjorie V. TaylourIn memory of the late Tom

Schofield GillespieIn Memory of the late Eileen

Phyllis LewcockIn memory of the late Mr Len

F. CollinsIn Memory of the late Mr

Frederick J S Dight In memory of the late Miss M.

L. Frew In memory of the late Ursula

GriffithsIn memory of the late Dudley

H. Gummer

Legacies The Estate of George Warwick

Buckley BroadheadThe Estate of Ian Estwick

Haden The Estate of the late David

LeekeThe Estate of Roy LillingtonThe Estate of Philip Andrew

MasonThe Estate of Graham J.

PartridgeThe Estate of Mrs Irene Reid The Estate of Mrs Sheila Mary

Streek The Estate of Ernest Leslie

ThorleyThe Estate of Mrs Gladys

YollandThe Estate of John Sanders

Yolland

Churches and Organizations Abingdon, St HelenBandon, Union Of ParishesBarbados, St StephenBerwick-upon-Tweed, Parish of

Holy Trinity and St MaryBledlow Ridge, St PaulBranksome Park, The Choir of

All SaintsBreaston, St MichaelParish of CaerphillyCarlton-in-Lindrick, St John the

EvangelistCleeve and Claverham

Parochial Church Council *Deceased