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What is the Church Music Guild?

The Guild was formed in 1888 and exists to encourage all musicians within the Church to attain the highest standards of music in the worship of Almighty God. Membership is open to anyone interested in church music and whilst the majority of members live in the UK the Guild has members living in all parts of the world. ...

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Who can join the Church Music Guild?

Membership is open to anyone interested in church music and whilst the majority of members live in the UK the Guild has members living in all parts of the world. There is a separate branch of The Guild in Australia. ...

When was the Guild of Church Musicians founded?

Under distinguished patronage the Guild was founded in 1888 as the Church Choir Guild. It was incorporated as a charitable company in 1905 to become known as the Incorporated Guild of Church Musicians. In 1987 the name of the charitable company was changed to The Guild of Church Musicians. The company is registered in England, No 83329. ...

Do organists have to pay a fee?

This derives from the law of contract, as explained in chapter 3. The organist may agree to work for no fee at all. A scale of fees is produced annually by the Incorporated Society of Musicians with the agreement of the Guild of Church Musicians, the Royal College of Organists and the Royal School of Church Music. ...

Should choir members be paid?

The issue of whether and when choir members are paid is a policy matter for the church council to decide. Outside cathedrals and colleges, it is unusual for adults to be paid unless the church has, exceptionally, decided to maintain a professional choir. It is more common for children to be paid for services, weddings and choir practices. ...