Open call: Travel grants for music projects in Germany
The Goethe-Institut is inviting applications for travel grants to support music projects in Germany involving artists and ensembles from developing and transition countries. Funding is available for professional, amateur, and newcomer musicians.
Projects must submit applications at least three months before the project start date. Photo: Papa Yaw
Eligibility
- Musicians and ensembles must be invited to Germany by collaborators based in Germany.
- Projects should include at least three events (concerts, workshops, panels, etc.).
- Projects must focus on artistic exchange and have cultural significance.
- Benefit projects, short or weekend trips, tourist travel, folklore events, or projects with political, religious, or ideological content are not eligible.
Funding criteria
- Application must be submitted by the inviter based in Germany.
- Incoming ensembles must demonstrate a high level of musicianship.
- Projects should have a coherent programme and planning.
- Sustainable travel is encouraged; preference is given to rail travel within Europe for trips up to seven hours.
Required documents
- Completed application form
- Detailed project description
- Recent audio sample (link)
- Artistic biography of the incoming ensemble
- Detailed timetable and schedule
- Invitation from the German partner
- Two travel fare quotes as proof of cost-effective itinerary
- Numbered list of participants with function, date of birth, and place of residence
Application notes
- Travel bookings made before applying are generally ineligible.
- If early travel arrangements are necessary, applicants may request dispensation, but this does not guarantee funding.
- Projects must submit applications at least three months before the project start date.
Contact information
- Email: musikfoerderung@goethe.de
- Phone: +49 89 15921-346
- Music Division | Concerts in Germany, Goethe-Institut e.V.
Applicants are advised to review the privacy policy and application explanations (PDF, German, 141 KB) before submitting their proposals.
This grant programme provides an opportunity for international musicians to participate in collaborative, culturally significant music projects in Germany, supporting sustainable artistic exchange and professional development.
View the original call here.
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