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RSCM appoints new Council members
8 March 2013
The Royal School of Church Music has
welcomed two new members to its governing body.
Rowan Morton Gledhill has
been involved in church and cathedral music throughout her life, and in her
career as a broadcaster and journalist has produced over 50 edition’s of BBC
TV’s Songs of Praise programmes.
Robin Thomas trained as
a classical musician in Canada and served on the boards of the Association
of Canadian Choral Conductors and the British Columbia Choral Federation. He
will also bring to Council his experience as managing director of Morgen Thomas Ltd, which
provides fundraising consultancy and project management services to government,
public and voluntary organisations worldwide.
RSCM
Council chair Lord Gill commented, ‘Rowan brings to the RSCM considerable
skills and experience in modern-day media and communications. And as one of
Europe’s most experienced consultants, we are very fortunate indeed to have
Robin to advise on fundraising and other matters. We welcome them both.’
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