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  • Josef Alexander, Patron, 1971, New York City, New York, Composer and educator
  • Claude Almond, Patron, 1950, Louisville, Kentucky, Educator
  • Betsy Anthony, Patron, 1996, Jefferson City, Tennessee, Philanthropist
  • Gustave Bergman, Patron, 1939, New York City, New York, Manager and coach
  • Ronald T. Bishop, Patron, 1983, Kent, Ohio, Tubist
  • Jan Blankenship, Patron, 1970, Detroit, Michigan, Pianist and educator
  • Ben Bolt, Patron, 1987, Jefferson City, Tennessee, Classical guitarist
  • Harry John Brown, Patron, 1961, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Conductor
  • Gene Bruck, Patron, 1966, New York City, New York, Musicologist and critic
  • Gregory Bueche, Patron, 1943, Fort Collins, Colorado, Educator
  • Frank Cedrone, Patron, 1974, Fort Collins, Colorado, Pianist
  • Stanley Chapple, Patron, 1945, New York City, New York, Educator
  • Wilbur Chenoweth, Patron, 1941, Lincoln, Nebraska, Organist and composer
  • Philip Cho, Patron, 1971, Culver, Indiana, Tenor
  • Gary Ciepluch, Patron, 1994, Cleveland, Ohio, Conductor educator
  • J. DeForest Cline, Patron, 1932, Colorado, Educator and composer
  • Kenton Coe, Patron, 1980, Johnson City, Tennessee, Composer
  • J. Ralph Corbett, Patron, 1967, Cincinnati, Ohio, Philanthropist
  • Louis Woodsen Curtis, Patron, 1940, Los Angeles, California, Educator
  • J. B. Davis, Patron, 1976, Chattanooga, Tennessee, Bass
  • Wendel H. Diebel, Patron, 1996, Fort Collins, Colorado, Pianist, composer, and educator
  • Glen Drake, Patron, 1926, Chicago, Illinois, Educator
  • Sidney Durst, Patron, 1928, Cincinnati, Ohio, Organist and composer
  • John S. Edwards, Patron, 1971, Chicago, Illinois, Orchestra manager
  • Anders Emile, Patron, 1951, New York City, New York, Educator
  • Carl Eppert, Patron, 1939, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Composer
  • Karl Eschmann, Patron, 1925, Granville, Ohio, Educator and composer
  • Bruce Ferden, Patron, 1990, Lincoln, Nebraska, Conductor
  • Theodore Frank Fitch, Patron, 1968, Richmond, Kentucky, Composer
  • David Ford, Patron, 1980, Lakeland, Florida, Bass
  • George Gartlan, Patron, 1925, New York City, New York, Educator
  • Karl Gehrkens, Patron, Educator
  • Becket Gibbs, Patron, 1939, New York City, New York, Liturgical music scholar
  • Henry T. Ginsburg, Patron, 1957, Greeley, Colorado, Violinist and educator
  • Herbert Greenberg, Patron, 1992, Stow, Ohio, Violinist
  • Shelley Gruskin, Patron, 1985, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Educator and early music specialist
  • Jesse B. Hall, Patron, 1932, Chicago, Illinois, Manager
  • Carl Halvorson, Patron, 1991, Oxford, Ohio, Tenor
  • Guy Frazer Harrison, Patron, 1938, Conductor
  • Robert Hawkins, Patron, 1957, Gunnison, Colorado, Educator
  • Barre Hill, Patron, 1927, Chicago, Illinois, Baritone
  • Erik Hillman, Patron, 1964, Washington, D.C., Pianist
  • Maurice Hinson, Patron, 1986, Louisville, Kentucky, Pianist
  • Royal Hughes, Patron, 1932, Columbus, Ohio, Educator
  • Virgil Hughes, Patron, 1974, Fort Collins, Colorado, Dulcimer maker
  • Henry Janiec, Patron, 1964, Columbia, South Carolina, Conductor, pianist, and educator
  • Sherwood Kains, Patron, 1945, Cincinnati, Ohio, Conductor
  • Mrs. Albert F. Keister, Patron, 1972, New York City, New York, Philanthropist
  • Okgill Kim, Patron, 1974, Seoul, Korea, President of Ewha Womans University
  • Max Krone, Patron, 1940, Los Angeles, California, Educator
  • Karl Krueger, Patron, 1946, Detroit, Michigan, Conductor
  • George Kuyper, Patron, 1945, Chicago, Illinois, Manager
  • Joseph Landers, Patron, 1997, Birmingham, Alabama, Composer
  • Austin Lovelace, Patron, 1966, Denver, Colorado, Composer and organist
  • Noel Crawford Lovelace, Patron, 1997, Charlotte, North Carolina, Conductor, organist, composer, and church musician
  • Lee Luvisi, Patron, 1963, Louisville, Kentucky, Pianist and educator
  • Aubrey Martin, Patron, 1930, Educator
  • James Mead, Patron, Organist, conductor, and composer
  • Estell E. Mohr, Patron, 1956, Evergreen, Colorado, Educator
  • Gordon Myers, Patron, July 1, 1987, Jefferson City, Tennessee, Baritone
  • Albert Noelte, Patron, 1938, Educator
  • David Pew, Patron, 1963, Denver, Colorado, Organist and composer
  • Lloyd Pfautsch, Patron, 1965, Dallas, Texas, Composer, conductor, and educator
  • James Christian Pfohl, Patron, 1961, Brevard, North Carolina, Conductor and educator
  • Buryl Red, Patron, November 18, 2009, Composer, music director, conductor of The CenturyMen, and producer
  • Seigwart Reichwald, Patron, May 7, 2007, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Conductor, educator, musicologist, and organist
  • Mike Reid, Patron, 1996, Jefferson City, Tennessee, Composer and pianist
  • Wallingford Reigger, Patron, 1959, Louisville, Kentucky, Composer
  • Beryl Rubenstein, Patron, 1932, Educator
  • Eric Ruske, Patron, February 26, 2004, Atlanta, Georgia, French hornist
  • Alexander Boggs Ryan, Patron, 1969, Normal, Illinois, Organist
  • Will Schwartz, Patron, 1954, Fort Collins, Colorado, Conductor and educator
  • John Seagle, Patron, 1963, Schroon Lake, New York, Baritone and educator
  • Harry Seitz, Patron, 1955, Detroit, Michigan, Educator, author, and conductor
  • Fowler Smith, Patron, 1942, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Educator
  • Joseph Smith, Patron, 1981, Nashville, Tennessee, Conductor and educator
  • Jon Spong, Patron, March 21, 1990, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Organist, composer, and accompanist
  • Waltraud Prange Suzuki, Patron, 1997, Johnson City, Tennessee(via phone), Educator and a board member of the Suzuki Institute
  • Max Swarthout, Patron, 1940, Educator
  • Werner Torkanowski, Patron, 1971, Cincinnati, Ohio, Conductor
  • Kirk Trevor, Patron, 1988, Jefferson City, Tennessee, Conductor
  • Horace Tureman, Patron, 1939, Denver, Colorado, Composer
  • Roy Underwood, Patron, 1957, Lansing, Michigan, Educator, pianist, and music therapist
  • Isaac Von Grove, Patron, Cincinnati, Ohio, Conductor
  • Frank Laird Waller, Patron, 1931, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Composer
  • Walter Watson, Patron, Composer, educator, organist, and pianist
  • Milton Weber, Patron, 1954, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Conductor
  • Douglas Weeks, Patron, 1990, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Pianist
  • Mrs. David Weir, Patron, 1972, Beaumont, Texas, Philanthropist
  • Dean Wilder, Patron, 1982, Kansas City, Missouri, Tenor
  • Guy Bevier Williams, Patron, 1926, Composer
  • Richard Worthing, Patron, 1984, Kent, Ohio, Conductor and educator
  • Tibor Yusti; Marquis Von Arth, Patron, 1973, Detroit, Michigan, Pianist
  • Harry Zelzer, Patron, 1968, Chicago, Illinois, Impresario
  • Marshall Onofrio, Patron, July 2006, Bloomington, Illinois, Composer, conductor, and educator
  • Joseph Martin, Patron, June 12, 2008, West Hill, Texas, Composer and pianist
  • Jay Anthony Gach, Patron, July 2006, Bloomington, Illinois, Composer
  • Nita Akin, National honorary, 1952, Georgetown, Texas, Organist
  • Ludmila Bertlova, National honorary, 1951, Chicago, Illinois, **Violinist
  • Lais de Souza Brasil, National honorary, 1974, Brazil, Pianist
  • Ruth Breton, National honorary, 1922, Louisville, Kentucky, Violinist
  • Stephanie Caulder, National honorary, Oboist
  • Inah Choi, National honorary, 2000, Chicago, Illinois, Pianist
  • Jeannine Crader, National honorary, 1967, New York City, New York, Soprano
  • Suzann Young Davis, National honorary, 1975, Denver, Colorado, Harpist
  • Luisa DeSett, National honorary, 1961, Bloomington, Illinois, Soprano
  • Lucienne DeSimplaire, National honorary, 1953, Chicago, Illinois, Soprano
  • Lee Dougherty, National honorary, 1964, New York City, New York, Soprano
  • Faye Ferguson, National honorary, 1926, Cincinnati, Ohio, Pianist
  • Linda Lester Ford, National honorary, 1981, Nashville, Tennessee, Pianist
  • Helen Freund, National honorary, 1925, Chicago, Illinois, Soprano
  • Frances Fulton, National honorary, 1959, Seoul, Korea, Educator
  • Jean Graham, National honorary, 1952, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Pianist
  • Georgia Graves, National honorary, 1930, Fort Collins, Colorado, Contralto
  • Elizabeth A.H. Green, National honorary, 1953, Ann Arbor, Michigan, Violinist, author, conductor, and educator
  • Mitzi Danker Groom, National honorary, November 11, 2004, Bowling Green, Kentucky, Educator, conductor, and organist
  • Drusilla Huffmaster Anderson, National honorary, 1962, Detroit, Michigan, Pianist and educator
  • Margot Daisy Jean, National honorary, 1925, New York City, New York, Cellist, singer, and harpist
  • Maria Kurenko, National honorary, 1941, Chicago, Illinois, Soprano
  • Sang Mee Lee, National honorary, 1996, Chicago, Illinois, Violinist
  • Elsa Mariana, National honorary, 1943, Columbus, Ohio, Soprano
  • Victoria Markowski, National honorary, 1970, Pueblo, Colorado, Pianist and educator
  • Bessie Whittington Pfohl, National honorary, 1958, Winston-Salem, North Carolna, Composer and musicologist
  • Frances Marion Ralston, National honorary, 1925, Los Angeles, California, Composer
  • Helen Sears, National honorary, 1925, Chicago, Illinois, Soprano and composer
  • Marietta Simpson, National honorary, 2000, Jefferson City, Tennessee, Mezzo-soprano
  • Margaret Speaks, National honorary, 1938, Columbus, Ohio, Soprano
  • Florence Stage, National honorary, 1931, Columbus, Ohio, Pianist
  • Renee Thornton, National honorary, 1925, Columbus, Ohio, Soprano

Rublamb (talk) 06:29, 29 September 2023 (UTC)[reply]