Early Music Organizational Grants
Early Music Organizational Grants from the American Musicological Society fund organizational projects advancing research, teaching, and historically-informed performance of music before 1600.
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Funder: American Musicological Society
Due Dates: January 15, 2027: Application Deadline
Funding Amounts: Up to $5,000 per grant; one-year project period; preference to applicants who have not recently received a grant.
Summary: Supports organizational programs advancing the study, teaching, and performance of music before 1600, with emphasis on research skills and historically-informed practices.
Key Information: Only current institutional members of the Coalition of Music Organizations are eligible to apply.
Description
Early Music Organizational Grants, offered by the American Musicological Society, provide funding to support organizational programming focused on the study, teaching, and performance of music created before 1600. These grants are intended to help organizations build, strengthen, and sustain research skills in areas such as paleography, codicology, organology, archival sciences, musical notation, lexicology, languages, liturgy, and the material cultures that shaped early music. The program also supports historically-informed performances when paired with substantive educational content. The overarching goal is to sustain and transmit professional expertise in early music scholarship and performance.
