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If anyone is in need of a hotel, there are several around Saint Mary’s School with reasonable rates: The Brownstone (Holiday Inn):  http://www.brownstonehotel.com/ Days Inn – Raleigh Downtown: http://raleighdaysinn.com

The 2011 RSCM Course for Girls and Adults will have three services open to the public.  You are invited to witness our ministry to the world and worship with us.  Directions to the venus can be found on our Venus … Continue reading →

The daily schedule of events is now available for the 2011 RSCM Carolina Course.  Its provided as a PDF. Daily Schedule (PDF)

Not familar with Raleigh? Below is a Google Map of the locations of Saint Mary’s School and the two churches where the 2011 closing services will be held. Click the link for a larger, more detailed version of the map. … Continue reading →

Congratulations are in order for Christopher Pharo for being chosen as the Organ Scholar for our 2011 course. Christopher is a student of Andrew Scanlon at East Carolina University.

We have partnered with a local distributor to assist with ordering the course music.  To order music for the 2011 Carolina Course check out the Repertoire Page.

The music for the 2011 RSCM Carolina Course has been posted.  Check out the Repertoire page for the full list. Our music this year includes George Dyson’s Magnificat & Nunc dimittis in D Major!

Matthew Brown is the Director of Music at First United Methodist Church, Salisbury, NC. Previously, Mr. Brown served on the music staff of Grace Church in New York City, and was responsible for service playing and assisting in the conducting … Continue reading →

Registration for the 2011 RSCM Carolina Course for Girls and Adults is now open.  Please see the Registration Page for information about fees and your forms.  Please join us at Saint Mary’s School in Raleigh, NC July 11th through 17th! … Continue reading →

Richard Webster is a choral conductor, composer, church musician and organist of wide renown. He is in demand for newly commissioned anthems, organ and instrumental works, liturgical music and hymn tunes, and travels extensively to direct hymn festivals, choral workshops … Continue reading →