2024 AMS Travel & Research Grant Awardees
The American Musicological Society is pleased to announce the recipients of the Society’s 2024 travel and research grants. We congratulate the recipients and wish them the best in their research.
Elliott Antokoletz Fund & Eugene K. Wolf Fund
Seokyoung Kim
Project Title: Interculturalism, Neoliberalism, and Minority Voices in Huang Ruo’s M. Butterfly (2022).

Eugene K. Wolf Fund
Anushka Kulkarni
Project Title: The Empire Sings Back: Operatic Histories of British-Indian Colonial Encounter.

Eugene K. Wolf Fund
Heather Moore
Project Title: The Ost-Berlin School: Artistic Agency and Identity Within East Germany’s Electronic Rock Scene.

H. Robert Cohen / RIPM Fund
Max Jefferson
Project Title: Sound as Black Situation: Black Nationalist Music, Black Music Criticism, Black Worlding, 1965-1972.

Harold Powers World Travel Fund
Allison Chu
Project Title: Documentary Opera: Archives, Identities, and Politics in Contemporary American Opera

Jan LaRue Travel Fund
Matthew Blackmar
Project Title: Just Pattern Recognition: Fair-Use Copyright, Hip Hop, and Digital Music Practice from The Era of Algorithms to The Era of AI

M. Elizabeth C. Bartlet Fund
Saagar Asnani
Project Title: Languages of Song: A Sociolinguistic History of Medieval Music and its Vernaculars.

M. Elizabeth C. Bartlet Fund
Jacqueline Fortier
Project Title: Sounding Martinican Identity through Popular Music in the 21st Century.

Ora Frishberg Saloman Fund
Zivile Arnasiute
Project Title: Small Voices Within the Union: Communist Ideologies and Musical Practices in Peripheral Soviet Socialist Republics.

Virginia and George Bozarth Fund
Matthew Shih
Project Title: Recovering the Musical Lives of Jewish Migrants in Shanghai.

Janet Levy Fund
Lisa Nielson
Project Title: Henry George Farmer and the Invention of Arabian Music.

Janet Levy Fund
Miguel Ramirez
Project Title: “Swelling like sand in the sea”: Reassessing the Viennese reception of Bruckner’s symphonies.
