The mission of the International Association of Music Libraries, Archives and Documentation Centres (IAML) is to broaden access to music resources through international collaboration and advocacy, to support research, learning, performance and enjoyment. Our members open up the vast world of information and repertoire in their daily interactions with students, educators, researchers, musicians, and the general public. We work to promote and preserve musical heritage among diverse cultures as we recognise the importance of music in the lives of the world’s people.

IAML Kraków Congress Diary #3: Terugblik IAML-congres in Krakau (Netherlands)

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De Nederlandse delegatie: Nienke de Boer (Balletorkest), Jantien Dubbeldam (ArtEZ), Paula Quint (Nederlands Muziek Instituut), Attilio Bottegal (Italië, ex-ArtEZ), Eric van Balkum (Stichting Omroep Muziek), Mieke van Heijster (Noorwegen, ex-Codarts), Hilde Klaassen (Conservatorium van Amsterdam), Noor Breuning (Universiteit van Amsterdam), Martie Severt (Koninklijk Conservatorium), Simon Groot (UvA), Charlotte Sienema (SOM), Luuk Hoekstra (Codarts). Ontbreken: Joop Meuleman (Fontys Hogeschool) en Gert Floor (ex-OB Heiloo).

Establishment of the H. Robert Cohen/RIPM Fund for IAML Congress Travel

IAML is delighted to announce the establishment of the H. Robert Cohen/RIPM  Fund for IAML Congress Travel.

This is the second fund established by The Cohen Family Charitable Fund to support travel to IAML congresses for librarians attending their first or second congress. The new fund complements the Liesbeth Hoedemaeker-Cohen Fund for IAML Congress Travel, established in 2017.

IAML Kraków Congress Diary #1: First IAML Abroad (Germany)

The first IAML Congress Diary has reached us from Ruprecht Langer, Head of the German Music Archive, German National Library

Since 2018’s IAML took place in my hometown, Leipzig, this year’s IAML in Kraków was in fact the second conference I attended. But since it was the first abroad, I’d like to share a few impressions about this very one. In seven words:

The conference was a thoroughly excellent experience.

Creation of a Project Group on RISM Series C - proposed Terms of Reference

Below are the proposed Terms of Reference for the proposed Project Group on RISM Series C, to be discussed further at the General Assembly in Kraków next week:

The Project Group on RISM Series C is formed under the auspices of the Archives and Music Documentation Centres Section.  It will be a pilot project to update the RISM Series C directory of music holding institutions, in collaboration with the RISM Zentralredaktion in Frankfurt.

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