from the Bishop of Fulham (currently Jonathan Baker). Incumbents 1859–1873 William Upton Richards 1873–1886 Berdmore Compton 1886–1905 William Allen Whitworth 1905–1908 George Frederick Holden 1908–1934 Henry Falconar Barclay Mackay 1934–1942 Dom Bernard Clements OSB 1943–1951 Cyril Edric Tomkinson 1951–1969 Kenneth Needham Ross 1969–1975 Michael Eric Marshall 1976–1981 David Alan Sparrow 1982–1985 David Michael Hope 1986–1995 David Handley Hutt 1995–2019 Leslie Alan Moses 2021–present Peter Benedict Anthony Services Sunday High Mass at 11.00 am Morning Prayer at 10.20 am Low Mass at 8.00 am and 5.15 pm Solemn Evensong and Benediction at 6.00 pm Monday to Friday Morning Prayer at 7.30 am Low Mass at 8.00 am, 1.10 pm and 6.30 pm Confessions from 12.30 to 1.00 pm and 5.30 pm Evening Prayer at 6.00 pm Saturday Morning Prayer at 7.30 am Low Mass at 8.00 am and 6.30 pm (first Mass of Sunday) Confessions at 5.30 pm Evening Prayer at 6.00 pm Weekday Solemnities (please see notices) High Mass at 6.30pm Music A choir school was established at the church in 1843, which provided music for daily choral services. The choir was widely recognised for its excellence and choristers sang at the Coronations of Edward VII (1902), George V (1911), George VI (1937) and Elizabeth II (1953) as well as at Victoria's Jubilees (1887 and 1897). Amongst its alumni is Laurence Olivier. The school closed in 1968, at which point the boys' voices were replaced by adult sopranos. The survival of the choir school had been discussed many years earlier. Writing to parishioners in 1894, the vicar lamented that the changing demography of the area meant that there were now few children left in the parish, and that the number of wealthy patrons in the congregation had decreased as they moved further west. The present-day choir maintains the exacting standards of its predecessors. The repertoire for choir and organ stretches from before the Renaissance to the 21st century and includes several pieces commissioned for the church, most famously Walter Vale's arrangement of Rachmaninoff's Liturgy of St John Chrysostom and All-Night Vigil for Western-Rite Mass and Evensong respectively. Rachmaninoff heard Vale's adaptations during his two visits to the church, in 1915 and 1923, and pronounced his approval of them. They are still sung on Palm Sunday. All Saints' organ is a superb four-manual Harrison and Harrison instrument with 65 speaking stops, built in 1910 to a specification drawn up by Walter