“A boy sings ... a beautiful thing.”
This site presents two complementary collections. The Historic Boychoir Museum gathers articles, photographs, recordings, and histories of boy choirs, choristers, and the directors who trained them. The research study examines the choirmasters, organists, and composers who shaped English and American church music between 1880 and 1925—their appointments, teacher–pupil lineages, published works, and approaches to conducting and boy-voice training.
An archive devoted to the art and history of the boy choir.
A cross-referenced study of the people and practices of late-Victorian and Edwardian church music.