Since its founding in 1915, Intercollegiate Men's Choruses, Inc., A National Association of Male Choruses, formerly the Intercollegiate Musical Council, has strived to promote quality men's chorus singing and music. Its membership is made up of Male Choruses/Glee Clubs of the nation's universities, colleges, and secondary schools. Associate Membership is also open to interested individuals, community and professional ensembles.
Through its publication QUODLIBET, and through its biennial National Seminar held on a member campus, IMC provides a wealth of information pertinent to conductors of male choruses. National Seminars include performances, reading sessions, interest sessions and sessions geared toward the student conductor. The IMC National Seminar is held during even-numbered years to avoid conflicts with ACDA national conferences.
The 2016 Centennial IMC National Seminar will be held at The University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign and hosted by Dr. Barrington Coleman and the U of I Varsity Men's Glee Club. The Seminar will take place from March 17 - 19, 2016. Contact Dr. Coleman here for additional information, or visit the Seminar website here.
Through its publication QUODLIBET, and through its biennial National Seminar held on a member campus, IMC provides a wealth of information pertinent to conductors of male choruses. National Seminars include performances, reading sessions, interest sessions and sessions geared toward the student conductor. The IMC National Seminar is held during even-numbered years to avoid conflicts with ACDA national conferences.
The 2016 Centennial IMC National Seminar will be held at The University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign and hosted by Dr. Barrington Coleman and the U of I Varsity Men's Glee Club. The Seminar will take place from March 17 - 19, 2016. Contact Dr. Coleman here for additional information, or visit the Seminar website here.
For further information contact Executive Secretary Clayton Parr
For site updates or corrections contact Frank Albinder
For site updates or corrections contact Frank Albinder
