Research Project · Music; Music Therapy; Health; Cognitive Science; Musicology

GRAMMY Museum Grants Program — Scientific Research Projects (2025)

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Amount
$20,000
Program type
Research Project
Field
Music; Music Therapy; Health; Cognitive Science; Musicology
Eligible career stages
Not listed

About this program

The GRAMMY Museum Grants Program, funded by The Recording Academy, awards annual grants to support archiving and preservation of North America’s recorded sound heritage and to fund scientific research on music’s impact on the human condition. Awards include Scientific Research grants (up to $20,000), Preservation Implementation grants (up to $20,000) for institution-based projects, and Preservation Assistance grants (up to $5,000) for individuals and small-to-mid-sized organizations. Eligible applicants include individuals and organizations; Preservation Implementation grants require an institutional host with archival expertise and possession of materials, while Assistance grants support planning/assessment, and research proposals are prioritized for strong methodology and innovative questions. Applications begin with a letter of intent that outlines the project overview, research question and methodology, impact and dissemination plan, partners, and key personnel biographies; consult the program guidelines for deadlines.

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