Early Music Program Fund supports early music researchers and teachers through educational and field-building programs that develop research skills and scholarly networks for studying music before c. 1600.
Early Music Organizational Grants support organizations’ research-skills programming and educational performances to sustain expertise in studying, teaching, and performing music before c. 1600.
This grant funds public educational and outreach projects that promote music appreciation and engagement, supporting lectures, performances, and courses organized by music organizations.
Publication Subventions support authors, editors, and institutions in preparing and producing musical scholarship in print and non-print formats, helping lower publication costs and increase accessibility.
Noah Greenberg Fund supports scholars and performers with funding for publications, performances, and recordings that advance historical performing practices and foster cooperation between them.
The American Musicological Society's Career Development Grants in American Music support students and educators attending the AMS annual meeting's American Music track for scholarly engagement.