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Plainsong and Medieval Music Society

Founded in 1888 the PMMS has played an invaluable part in the study and promulgation of liturgical chant and medieval polyphony.. Their publications are used in many cathedrals around the world, and a revised version of Arnold's famous Order for Compline has just been published.

St Mary's Church Eastbourne

St Mary's Eastbourne maintains a high standard of music under the direction of Victor Potter, FASC.

Sussex Church Music Foundation

The Sussex Church Music Foundation (SCMF) was formed in 2003 to support church musicians and clergy in leading worship with music.

The Burgon Society

The Burgon Society was founded to promote the study of academic dress.

The Gregorian Association

The Gregorian Association was founded in 1870 to promote the singing of Gregorian Chant to English texts, and to overcome the prejudice which existed against doing so. Its policy has recently increased in scope, so that the it is now fully oecumenical, and promotes and uses the chant in Latin as well as Modern English and that of the Book of Common Prayer. Directors of Music have included Sir John Stainer, Francis Burgess, Arthur Clarke and Professor David Hiley.

Neil Coleman

Neil Coleman is an Honarary Fellow of the Academy and as a harpsichordist performs both as a solo recitalist and a continuo player in a wide range of repertoire. He gives solo recitals in London and has appeared at early music festivals around Britain, Germany and Hungary.

Signum Records

Signum Records was founded in 1997 by one of the Academy's Honorary Fellows, Alistair Dixon. The label specialises in historically informed recordings of music from the Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque periods.

Australian Society of Musicology and Composition

The Australian Society of Musicology and Composition (ASMC) is the first and only Australian organisation offering a diploma examination system in composition and musicology as well as recorded performance. The object is to allow for maximum flexibility in the nature of material submitted for assessment, while maintaining the highest possible standards of examiner qualification. Non-Australian candidates are most welcome to apply.

Bromley Boy Singers

The Bromley Boy Singers is a concert choir based in London's largest borough, to the south-east of the capital. The choir is completely independent and performs regularly throughout the borough and at other venues in London and the surrounding area. It has a wide repertoire of classical and modern music, performing in its own concerts and costume productions, as well as with other choirs and occasionally at private events.

Cantiones Press

The Cantiones press was founded in 1996 to provide attractive and authoritative editions of Renaissance choral music. The majority of works in their catalogue have either not previously been published at all, or cannot be obtained in formats which are financially viable for choirs and consorts. Each work is presented in a clear, uncluttered style, along with an introduction which gives valuable background to the music and a guide to the editorial processes by which the edition has been shaped. Their publications are therefore welcomed both by professional and amateur groups; by those with a specialist interest in the repertoire, and those who simply want to investigate exciting and intriguing new areas of choral music.

Cirencester Early Music Festival

The Cirencester Early Music Festival is held in July and in 2003 included concerts by Emma Kirkby and Anthony Rooley, as well as the York Waites and the Fitzwilliam Collection.

G F Handel Home page

This extensive website lists Recordings, New releases, Forthcoming releases, Reviews / Favorites, Literature, Recent publications, Recent music editions, Concerts and Workshops as well as many links to other sites including the Maryland Handel Festival, the American Handel Society and to London's Handel House.

St. Cecilia School of Music, Australia

A natural outcome from one of Australia's largest and most successful music schools is an innovative and progressive examination and assessment system that now operates in every major centre throughout Australia. The examinations were developed thirty years ago by St.Cecilia School Of Music teachers to assess their large numbers of beginner students. The aim was to provide students of all ages with an examination that would compliment their overall musical development. .

Southern California Early Music Society

An all-volunteer nonprofit organization which supports the study, performance and enjoyment of Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque and Classical music. Members include ardent listeners, concert-goers, scholars, collectors, instrument builders and musicians... from amateurs to professionals.  To encourage participation, our membership directory lists the skill levels and special interests of players and singers as well as a compendium of Southland ensembles and how to contact them. 

Westminster Choir College, Rider University, USA

Westminster is a residential college of music located on a 23-acre campus in Princeton, N.J. Its typical student body includes 330 enrolled in the four-year undergraduate programs leading to the Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Arts in Music degrees, 110 graduate students working toward the Master of Music degree, and 20 non-degree candidates. Its programs of study are career-oriented and designed to prepare graduates for music leadership in churches, schools and communities.

This website is devoted to fund-raising for The Alexandra Palace Organ. There is a history of Alexandra Palace and details of the Willis organ installed there.

The website of the choir at St James Church in New Brighton on the Wirral.  Apart from singing the choral services at St James, the choir also gives concerts and sings at cathedrals during the holidays.

A leading wholesale and retail piano service provider for the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut tri-state area. They service many major piano dealers and claim over 15,000 satisfied customers/

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