Welcome to The East Anglian Traditional Music Trust

We celebrate the Traditional Music, Song, Dance and Customs of East Anglia through research and projects to preserve and re-invigorate the traditions of the past.

Latest News

The Larks They Sang Melodious – from Saturday 21st September’s talk of the same title led by John Marshall-Potter – Volume 2. Recorded by Jowan Collier for the British Library Archives.

Meanwhile, while you wait for the photos…you might be interested in this:

Vacancy Announcement

Operations Manager, East Anglian Traditional Music Trust

***Closing date : 7th October 2024***

A unique opportunity to play a key role in one of England’s most exciting, inclusive folk music organisations. We are forging a sustainable future and we need you to help us now and going forward. Interested?

The Autumn Newsletter will be here in October.

Vaughan Williams’ Folk

Our project funded by the Heritage Fund Of The National Lottery, celebrating the folk songs collected by Vaughan Williams in our region. There’s a wonderful collection of Film, Podcast and Resources appearing on these pages More…

Dates for your diary – 2024

Events

17th November
Sunday Afternoon of Music, Song & Dance – Garboldisham Village Hall 2pm-4pm

Keep up to date HERE for the latest news on the next event and others.

Our Traditions

Traditional instruments, dance, song & story. Find out more about the East Anglian Heritage we support.

Digital EATMT

Listen to our podcast series, see film of our activities and listen to some East Anglian Traditional Music

Hire Our Kit

Hire traditional instruments or our maypole at very reasonable rates.

In The Community

Community projects, schools outreach, traditional music cafes. Get involved with our work.

Archives

Find out more about traditional musicians, meet our team of folklorists and researchers, delve into our work from the past.

Support EATMT

Find out how to get involved by volunteering, becoming a “Friend” or even by recycling old ink cartridges.

Stay up to date and sign up to our Quarterly Newsletters HERE

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