Below you will find a selection of the main projects, realised (or led) by the Alamire Foundation. Aside from a short explanation of each project, a number of publications are also listed. For more information about the publications, or for a complete bibliographical list, we refer to the Publications and to the Alamire Foundation Bibliography 1991-2007.

• The Polyphonic Sacred Repertory from Northern France from c. 1370 to c. 1550 as a Normative Point of Reference for the Origin and Flourishing of Renaissance Polyphony
  
• The Chant of the Secular Clergy in the Low Countries: Music and Liturgy at the Collegiate Church of Our Lady in Tongeren (14th-15th centuries)
• The Treasury of Petrus Alamire. Music and Art in Flemish Court Manuscripts (1500-1535)
  
• Jean de Castro: Opera omnia
  
• Research of the Mechanisms of Rise, Evolution and Distribution of Flemish Polyphony
  
• Music and the Municipal Context in Flanders and the Adjacent Regions (c. 1350-1797)
  
• Musical Life at the Collegiate Churches of St Bavo and St Veerle in Ghent (c. 1350–1600)
  
• Ecclesiastical Music Collections in Flanders (c. 1650–1800): Cataloguing, Editing and Study
• Endangered Sounds? Music Fragments from the Low Countries (Middle Ages – Renaissance)
• The acta capituli of the Collegiate Churches of Saint-Géry and Sainte-Croix in Cambrai (Kamerijk) as a Music History Source
• The Motet Database Catalogue Online

• The Music Collection of the Arenberg Archive (Enghien): Cataloguing and Study
• Music and Musical Life in Ghent during the Ancien Regime:
  The Musical Heritage of St Bavo’s Cathedral in Ghent
  Music for Processions in St Bavo’s Abbey in Ghent
  The Music Collection of St Nicholas’ Church in Ghent: Cataloguing and Study
• Projects commissioned by Resonant, Centre for Flemish Musical Heritage
  Musical patrimony from Flemish beguinages
  Inventory of the Music Collection of Sint-Salvator Church ( Bruges)
• Projects commissioned by external partners:
  Bio-bibliography "Music and the Hanseatic Cities from origin to ca. 1650"
  Bio-bibliography "Music and the Teutonic Order"
  Bio-bibliography "Music in the Papal Chapel "