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Founded in 1966, the Association of Anglican Musicians is a member-led nonprofit of professional musicians and clergy serving in the Episcopal Church and internationally within the Anglican Communion.

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Our Annual Conference is a homecoming for musicians of the Church through a week of liturgy, fellowship, and learning.

Community

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Our professional support network advocates for Lay Employees working in the Episcopal Church at the parish and diocesan level as well as within the wider church.

Advocacy

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The Journal of AAM, our Career Placement Service, and professional development grants are only a few of the many resources provided for members.

Resources

Whether you are an experienced church musician or just beginning your vocation, we welcome you to join us!
The next deadline to apply is January 13.

2027–2028 Gerre Hancock Internship

Applications are open through February 1st. Honoring Gerre Hancock, a founder of the Association of Anglican Musicians, this 10-month paid internship offers a young church musician the opportunity to be mentored by widely respected senior members of the church music profession within one of the Episcopal Church’s great music programs. Paid with health benefits and housing, applicants must be within three years of a completed church-music-relevant college degree program.

The Raymond Glover Grant for Episcopal Liturgical Music

Applications are open through November 1st. Honoring one of the co-founders of the Association of Anglican Musicians, the Raymond Glover Grant for Episcopal Liturgical Music is a professional development grant of $3,500 to be given annually to an AAM member for the purpose of further developing their skills in the area of music and its integral connection to the liturgies envisioned by the Book of Common Prayer and other liturgical materials authorized by The Episcopal Church.

The Choral Institute at Sewanee

The Choral Institute at Sewanee provides an immersive experience for rising junior and senior high school students, as well as recent high school graduates, who share a love for choral music. Participants rehearse a wide variety of sacred choral repertoire each day in preparation for a Taizé service, Compline, and Choral Evensong in two breathtaking chapels on the Domain of Sewanee, ranked the most beautiful college campus in the USA.

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Gerre Hancock Internship Info-Session on October 20

Apply for the Glover Grant by November 1st

Fall 2026 Membership Application Deadline

Alternative hymn texts now available in RitePlanning and RiteSong

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