RECENT PERFORMANCES
THE AMERICAN HISTORY
AND MUSIC PROJECT
PARLOR LYCEUM SERIES
An Annual Event
Inaugural Season May-June 2010
May 26 2010
GILMORE'S ROAD TO SALEM: THE FIDDLE TUNE,
THE IRISH BANDMASTER, AND THE WINTER ISLAND MUSTER
~Jim Dalton
June 2 2010
History, Harmony, and Headlines:
the Footes of Salem, Music, & The Salem Gazette
Maggi Smith-Dalton
June 23 2010
Salem's Fate: The Decline & Fall of Salem
as World Trader in the 1820s
~Robert Booth
June 30 2010
SINGING THROUGH THE SEASONS;
CELTIC MUSIC AS "THE MEASURE OF THE YEAR"
Jim and Maggi Dalton
YOU ARE INVITED...
Coming Up Next
September 11, 2010
“By Concord Little Things Grow Great” a Colonial “Tavern Night” music program
September 11, 2010
White-Ellery House300th Anniversary Year
Cape Ann Museum
A special colonial-era musical program, "By Concord Little Things Grow Great," presented by musicians and historians Jim and Maggi Dalton, will be an essential part of the menu during the September 11, 2010, "Tavern Night," 5 to 7 p.m., which is part of the ongoing celebration of the Cape Ann Museum's White-Ellery House (1710-2010) 300th Anniversary.
The Dalton's "Tavern Night" program will include selections of music from the 17th- to mid-18th century, and will include historical anecdotes and other narrative information which will enhance, entertain, and inform the audience. There will also be some participatory songs.
Following the Dalton's performance of music festive, captivating, and seasonal, the Museum will be serving food and beverages of the time. The Daltons will present music both vocal and instrumental, using period-appropriate instruments, such as lute, cittern, and recorder.
The Cape Ann Museum's historic White-Ellery House (1710-2010) is located at 245 Washington Street, just off the Grant Circle Rotary at the gateway to Gloucester.
Space and seating is limited. For ticket information contact the Cape Ann Museum 27 Pleasant Street Gloucester MA 01930 978-283-0455 www.capeannmuseum.org.
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September 18, Salem Literary Festival
First of Maggi’s booksigning events
September 21, Maggi Sings for Peace Institute
ceremony, Salem State University
more author events...more performances, recording dates, a very busy fall!
music as
the heart & soul
of history
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