American Musicological Society
The American Musicological Society (AMS) is a scholarly organization dedicated to advancing the study and teaching of music through a comprehensive range of programs. These programs include grants, fellowships, awards, publications, and events that support musicological research and scholarship. The society focuses on promoting musical research across various contexts, supporting scholars at different stages of their careers, and fostering academic and cultural understanding of music. Key activities include hosting annual meetings, publishing scholarly journals like the Journal of the AMS and Musicology Now, offering professional development opportunities, and providing funding through various grants and awards such as the Chapter Activities Fund, Early Music Program Fund, and multiple fellowships like the Alvin H. Johnson AMS 50 Fellowship.
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26 grantsPublication Subventions
The AMS Publication Subventions program funds essential publication costs for scholarly works in music studies, supporting diverse formats and advancing musicological research.
Noah Greenberg Award
The Noah Greenberg Award from the American Musicological Society supports collaborative projects in historical performance practices and early music research.
Thomas Hampson Fund
The Thomas Hampson Fund supports research and digital innovation advancing the study and appreciation of classic song in all traditions.
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