Categories News RSCM honours Cape Town choir conductor Post date 18th October 2018 [Rebecca Malambo – Diocese of Cape Town] St George’s Cathedral choir conductor Jonathan Langenhoven travelled to England with his wife Susan in September 2018 to receive an award from the Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) in recognition for his services to church music. He was honoured as an associate of the RSCM during a celebration service at Salisbury Cathedral on September 8th. The award was presented to Jonathan by the Rt Revd Nick Holtam, bishop of Salisbury. Jonathan was one of 9 recipients of the ARSCM award for 2018 and the only recipient from Africa this year. The RSCM is an international organization, with headquarters in the UK, which aims to encourage and support music in churches. It is represented in the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa. ← Durban sets ‘Anglicans Ablaze’ → Water Justice – Prayers, Liturgy & Sermon Notes for this year’s Season of Creation 2 replies on “RSCM honours Cape Town choir conductor” Congratulations Jonathan may you continue to love God and His Church through your tremendous gift of music So pleased for you, many moons ago I was one of your Chior members at St.Mary’s Kraaifiiontein Fr.Dirk Magerman Jonathan You may remember me . I worked with your brother Cedric at Hewat Training College in the Seventies . I was a friend of Roy Benjamin .Congratulations on Your RSCM award. WELL DESERVED.It is always gratifying when good people get due recognition.VEELS GELUK. Matthew Pick. Leave a Reply Cancel replyComments are moderated and may take a few days to appear. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ
Congratulations Jonathan may you continue to love God and His Church through your tremendous gift of music So pleased for you, many moons ago I was one of your Chior members at St.Mary’s Kraaifiiontein Fr.Dirk Magerman
Jonathan You may remember me . I worked with your brother Cedric at Hewat Training College in the Seventies . I was a friend of Roy Benjamin .Congratulations on Your RSCM award. WELL DESERVED.It is always gratifying when good people get due recognition.VEELS GELUK. Matthew Pick.
