Mi sembra che in Inghilterra, almeno a livello di direttori di coro e/o organisti, non badano molto alle divisioni tra Anglicani e Cattolici.
Ne è un esempio il curriculum di Martin Baker che è passato dalla cattedrale anglicana, all'abbazia di Westmister per poi arrivare alla cattedrale cattolica di Londra:
Born in Manchester in 1967, Martin Baker studied at the Royal Northern College of Music Junior School, Chetham’s School of Music and Downing College, Cambridge, then held positions at London’s Westminster and St Paul’s Cathedrals before being appointed to Westminster Abbey at the age of 24. During his eight years at the Abbey, initially as Sub-Organist and subsequently as Acting Organist and Master of the Choristers, his performances on broadcasts and recordings with the Abbey Choir received wide critical acclaim.
Martin Baker is recognised as a dynamic choral conductor. Since his appointment to Westminster Cathedral as Master of Music in 2000, the choir has maintained its high profile both in the Roman Catholic Church and in the musical world in general.