Search / Filter Granteesto support a traditional Hsiang Waing orchestra from the Gitameit Music Center to travel to China to present workshops and performances at the Beijing Central Conservatory of Music and the 46 Fangjia Hutong Theater in May 2011.
Learn Moreto support the participation of scholars and artists from Japan in a three-day conference, Strategies for Nurturing Japanese Traditional Instrument Genres in the 21st Century, in New York City in March 2012.
Postponed from Spring 08; Support for visiting musicians from Japan teaching in the Gagaku curriculum at Columbia in 2008 or 2009
to enable musicians Mayumi Miyata, Hitomi Nakamura, and Takeshi Sagamoto to participate in a gagaku workshop at Columbia in March 2007
Learn Moreto carry out research and creative work in Korea, China, and possibly Cambodia, India, and/or Indonesia in 2012.
Learn Moreto support your studies at the New England Conservatory of Music beginning in fall 2011.
ten-month fellowship to continue a professional program of study in conducting at the Curtis Institute of Music beginning September 2006
to pursue a professional program of study in conducting at the Curtis Institute of Music beginning September 2005
twelve-month fellowship to continue study in a program leading to the Master of Music degree at Juilliard School, beginning fall 2004
Partial twelve-month fellowship to begin a program of study in piano performance leading to the Master of Music degree at Juilliard School
Nine-week fellowship to study music at Aspen Music School in summer 2002
Learn Moreto support the participation of Indonesian vocalist Nyak Ina Raseuki in a series of concerts, workshops, and a symposium organized by the Momenta Quartet in March and April 2011.
Learn MoreMusician, Tokyo: to conduct research on the intersection of traditional Japanese shakuhachi music and contemporary American jazz-inspired improvisation in New York City.
Musician, Tokyo: to conduct research on the intersection of traditional Japanese shakuhachi music and contemporary American jazz-inspired improvisation in New York City.
Learn Moreto support the participation of the Continuum Ensemble in the fourteenth annual Roaring Hooves music festival in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, in summer 2011.
Support for Continuum's participation in the 2008 Roaring Hooves Festival in Mongolia
Grant to the Performers Committee, Inc. to assist the participation of Continuum in the Roaring Hooves Festival in Mongolia in June 2006
to assist the participation of Continuum in the Roaring Hooves Festival in Mongolia in June 2004
participation of Continuum in the Roaring Hooves Festival in Mongolia
Learn Moreto enable you to travel and conduct research on Sufi musical traditions in connection with the Second New York Sufi Music Festival, to be held in September 2011.
Learn Moreto participate in a series of concerts, workshops, and a symposium organized by ACC grantee the Momenta Quartet. The Field was the fiscal sponsor for this grant.
postponed from EC Feb 08- support to return to the University of Wisconsin-Madison to complete writing of PhD dissertation in ethnomusicology
to continue to study ethnomusicology in the Ph.D program at the University of Wisconsin
Learn MoreTo support a two-month residency by Vietnamese composer (and ACC alumnus) Vu Nhat Tan in 2012
To support the participation of composer Chinary Ung and three musicians in a research, teaching, and creative residency program at the Royal University of Fine Arts in Cambodia in February 2004
Learn MoreTo pursue research on ethnomusicology and contemporary music at universities and music schools in the United States
Learn Moreto provide support for your stay in ACC's Morishita studio in Tokyo, Japan.
to study Satsuma biwa in Japan.
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