Musical Advisors/Music Directors
- Zubin Mehta (1968–) (Musical Advisor 1968–77; Music Director thereafter)
- Jean Martinon (1957–59)
- Bernardino Molinari
- Paul Paray (1949–51)
- Leonard Bernstein (1947–49; Laureate Conductor 1947–90)
- William Steinberg (1936–38)
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