Roland Jackson Memorial Grant

The Roland Jackson Memorial Grant, offered by the American Musicological Society, honors the legacy of Roland Jackson and supports innovative projects in musical analysis. Eligible works may include articles, books, digital resources, performances, and syllabi that directly engage with musical interpretation. Applicants must ensure their projects are completed within twelve months of funding. This grant promotes the Society's commitment to advancing music research while fostering equity and inclusion in the field.

NOTE: One letter of recommendation is required. The letter of recommendation must be requested using the reference request feature included in the application form. So, please have your reference's name and email handy when filling in the form. You may send the reference request at any time, even before you are ready to submit the application.
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Eligibility

Eligible projects include research, print, or digital works that engage directly with the interpretation and realization of musical works, including through scores, recordings, and performance practice.Funds must be used within twelve months from the date the funds are awarded.