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
We are excited to announce two new trustees who joined the Trust in January: Chris Holderness and Becky Marshall Potter, both of whom have been long-standing supporters of the trust.
Chris has a deep-rooted passion for the traditional music of East Anglia, a connection that spans several decades. He has been a regular performer, particularly with Rig-a-Jig-Jig.
Becky is the director of Folk East Productions, which organises the Folk East Festival and The Blaxhall Sessions. She is deeply passionate about bringing folk music to the people.
We are thrilled to be working with such experienced and dedicated trustees, and we look forward to the valuable expertise they are already contributing to the day-to-day operations of the trust.
The Winter Newsletter is HERE
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…
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.
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