Oral History Program
Oral History Information
The NAMM Oral History Program is a collection of one-on-one interviews with people involved in the music products industry that was established by NAMM in 2000. The mission of the program is to preserve the history of the music products industry, including industry innovations, the evolution of musical instruments and music retail, as well as improving music education worldwide. This vignette includes thoughts about the NAMM Oral History Program by Tom Schmitt, Dennis Houlihan, Peter Chaikin, Robert Wilson, Larry Morton, Whitney Brown Grisaffi, Gerald Ishibashi, Deke Dickerson and Joshua Curlett. The Collection currently comprises approximately 6,000 oral history interviews.
If you have updated information, contact or demographic details on this person, please contact Dan Del Fiorentino and be sure to add the interviewee's name in the subject field.