The Institute for Music, History, & Cultural Traditions, Inc (IMHCT)
 A Nonprofit Scholarly Organization
PUBLICATIONS
The American History and Music Project ™ is the primary public program of the Institute.
Jim and Maggi Dalton, Founders and Artistic Directors
Events/Performances Workshops Publications Recordings Articles Resource Directory "FAQs" (PDF)
Publications of
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
COMING SOON:

THE E-ZINE OF
THE INSTITUTE FOR MUSIC, HISTORY, AND CULTURAL TRADITIONS, INC.

 First Issue planned for 2009!
FOR SPONSORSHIP INFORMATION,
or INFO ON MAKING DONATIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, PLEASE CONTACT THE INSTITUTE DIRECTOR.

IMHCT is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible

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.

So, what IS "historically-informed
performance," anyway?
Download our "Frequently Asked Questions"
or "FAQs" in PDF format!

Please note that the Institute primarily collaborates in our progamming with other nonprofit humanities and arts organizations. The Institute/Project cannot and does not accept unsolicited material or applications from individual performers and speakers.

"American History and Music Project ™" is our trademark umbrella term for a series of IMHCT events and programs produced each year, in connection with the scholarly research associated with same, in several different locales. The American History and Music Festival ™ refers to events incorporated within this series. The terms "Project" or "Festival" do not refer to a discrete event with several "acts."

The Institute/Project cannot and does not accept
unsolicited material or applications from individual performers and speakers.

Please DO NOT send any materials to our office.

All unsolicited performer and speaker materials,
in any format, will be returned unopened or discarded.

Please respect this request.


Revised and updated FEB 2009
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IMHCT is co-directed by its founders Maggi and Jim Dalton.
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Jim and Maggi Dalton, co-founders of IMHCT, are founding officers in the Salem, Massachusetts Salem History Society.
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