The Institute for Music, History, & Cultural Traditions, Inc (IMHCT)
a Nonprofit Scholarly Organization

Events at The Institute for Music, History, & Cultural Traditions, Inc (IMHCT)

A Nonprofit Scholarly Organization

"Celebrating the essential role of music
in human history and culture."

CONTACT THE INSTITUTE: info@imhct.org

THE AMERICAN HISTORY AND MUSIC FESTIVAL ™

INAUGURAL EVENT! DECEMBER 2008 ... CLIK ON THIS POSTER FOR INFO



The American History and Music Festival ™will feature
a series of concerts and educational programs
in the Boston/North of Boston region.

Performances by professional musicians/scholars,
performing period music from various American eras
in historically-informed style, on period instruments;
dramatic performances; professional informational talks
and other events will be part of the Festival.

Educational components in schools, and community centers
will also be features of the Festival.

The Festival is founded and directed by musicians/scholars Jim and Maggi Dalton,
and sponsored by the nonprofit organization
The Institute for Music, History, and Cultural Traditions, Inc.

Three concerts are planned for the inaugural year, sites and dates TBA.


(Interactive Billboard coming in 2008)

COMING SOON:
  • Events/Performances
  • Workshops
  • Publications
  • Recordings
  • Articles
  • THE JOURNAL OF THE INSTITUTE FOR MUSIC, HISTORY, AND CULTURAL TRADITIONS, INC.

    First Issue planned for 2009!


    Mission statement:

    The mission of the Institute for Music, History, and Cultural Traditions, Inc. (IMHCT)
    is to celebrate the essential role of music in human history and culture,
    and to promote understanding and enjoyment of the musical arts
    -- as they manifest in history and culture --
    through research, scholarship, and public performance.

    The Institute's mission emphasizes a strong commitment
    to an interdisciplinary approach.

    That commitment encompasses integration of the humanities and the arts, and honors all genres of music.

    While openly embracing all world cultures,
    our focus will be, in general, on North American, Celtic,
    and British Isles traditions.



    To this end, the Institute will produce publications,
    events, and workshops; and maintain online resources.


    Revised and updated April 2008


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    IMHCT is co-directed by its founders Maggi and Jim Dalton.
    Singing String Music -Performance, Production, Publications

    Jim and Maggi Dalton, co-founders of IMHCT, are founding members and officers in the Salem, Massachusetts Salem History Society. Maggi is the founding President and Jim is the founding Vice President of this organization, incorporated in June 2007.
    copyright 2006-2008 Jim and Maggi Dalton