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Christopher Dams

We have been made aware that Christopher Dams has died. Christopher Dams (1943-48). July 5 1934 – April 6 2026 Christopher was born in The Cloisters at St. George’s Chapel Windsor and lived there until he was eight. His Father was a Minor Canon with a musical background having been an Organ Scholar at...

Janet Penn

It is with great sadness that we have to report the passing of Janet Penn – a stalwart of the St Michael’s PCC, the village and a Friend of SMCS. Janet organised the choir tea for our reunions and also provided the wreath that we laid on the Founder’s grave after Evensong. She will...

Come and Sing – June 20th

  SHROPSHIRE HISTORIC CHURCHES TRUST DIOCESAN CELEBRATION 20 JUNE 2026 TICKET PRICES: A gentle reminder to sign up for our joint celebration of the Diocese of Hereford’s 1350th anniversary, hosted by Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire Churches Trusts. LOCATION: St Michael’s and All Angels Tenbury Wells WR15 8PH DATE: 20 June 2026   TIMES: Come...

SMC Archive programme from 1961

The Archive of Recorded Church Music has an ever increasing amount of material, with a significant amount from St Michael’s College. This one is well worth a listen, a BBC programme from 1961, featuring pupils, Warden Dick Stride and music by the choir. Places where they Sing – BBC/ARCM...

Ouseley Psalm on BBC Radio 3

BBC Radio 3 today (11/02/26) broadcast Choral Evensong from Ripon. One of the Psalm chants was by Ouseley and the Anthem was “Blessed City, Heavenly Salem”, written by Sir Edward Bairstow, who gave organ recitals at St Michael’s in 1919 and 1927. The service is available to listen to until mid-March at BBC Choral...

Ouseley 200th

This year (2025) sees the 200th anniversary of the birth of the founder of St Michael’s College, Rev. Sir Frederick Arthur Gore Ouseley. Various events are being planned, and one such event was at the Three Choirs Festival, this year in Hereford, which included Ouseley’s anthem Jerusalem on High in a broadcast Choral Evensong...

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