Royal College of Organists

The Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music | 1996 | 306 words | Copyright

Royal College of Organists. Formed 1864 in London, among aims being to provide examinations and certificates to safeguard standards among organists and also to encourage comp. and study of sacred mus. Orig. housed in Bloomsbury, since 1894 in Kensington Gore in building vacated by RCM. Royal charter 1893.

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