RSCM Church Music Conference 2026

‘Church music isn’t just tradition—it’s the future. Join us and be part of the conversation.’ – Hugh Morris, RSCM Director

Join us for an inspiring weekend dedicated to the vibrant role of music in the life of the church. Hosted at —the home of the RSCM—this event is a must for anyone passionate about worship and music.

Whether you’re a RSCM Member, choir leader, organist, clergy member, singer or simply someone who loves the sound of voices raised in praise, the spring conference offers something for you. It’s a chance to connect with like-minded musicians and practitioners, explore fresh ideas, and discover resources that will enrich your ministry.

Tickets: Saturday – £65 (RSCM Members) or £80 (non-members), with optional Friday Meet, Eat & Sing (supplement required*). Spaces are limited—reserve yours early!

*£35 (RSCM Member) or £40 (non-members)

• “Really great workshops – the staff team are so knowledgeable” – Previous Conference Attendee
• “[The] RSCM is a lifesaver – I have learnt so much” – Previous Conference Attendee
• “A thought-provoking event” – Previous Conference Attendee

PROGRAMME

Friday evening: Optional Evensong at Salisbury Cathedral, welcome drinks and two-course dinner, and a singing session led by RSCM Director Hugh Morris featuring exciting new repertoire.

Saturday: A full day of worship, workshops, and networking exploring church music and ministry. The programme features practical sessions on choir training, organ playing, worship planning, recruitment, safeguarding, and engaging young voices, alongside insights into parish music vision and RSCM initiatives. Highlights include a keynote address by RSCM Director Hugh Morris and the RSCM’s Annual Lecture. The day includes lunch, trade stalls, and concludes with Evensong in Salisbury Cathedral—celebrating music’s power to inspire and unite.

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