Notable Teachers
- Samuel Adler – composer
- Joseph Alessi – principal trombone of the New York Philharmonic
- Nancy Allen – harpist
- Baruch Arnon – piano, graduate studies, chamber music
- Emanuel Ax – pianist
- Milton Babbitt – composer
- Julius Baker – flutist
- Henry Brant – composer
- Luciano Berio – composer, founded the Juilliard Ensemble
- Bruce Brubaker - pianist
- Maria Callas – opera singer
- Elliott Carter – composer
- Ron Carter – double bass
- Antonio Ciacca – business of jazz
- Timothy Cobb – double bass
- John Corigliano – composer
- Alfredo Corvino – ballet master
- Bella Davidovich – pianist
- Giuseppe De Luca – opera singer
- Dorothy Delay – violinist
- James DePreist – conductor
- David Diamond – composer
- Glenn Dicterow – violinist
- Ania Dorfmann - pianist
- Elaine Douvas – oboe
- Christopher Durang – playwright
- Sixten Ehrling – conductor
- Simon Estes – opera singer
- Eric Ewazen – composition
- Daniel Ferro – voice teacher
- Rudolf Firkusny – pianist
- Joseph Fuchs – violinist
- Ivan Galamian – violinist
- Percy Goetschius – theory and composition
- Gerre Hancock – organist
- Martha Hill – dancer, director of Dance Division
- Hanya Holm – choreographer
- John Houseman – actor, producer
- Monica Huggett—Baroque violinist
- Doris Humphrey – choreographer
- Sharon Isbin – classical guitar
- Paul Jacobs – organist
- Michael Kahn – director, acting teacher
- Joseph Kalichstein – pianist
- Hyo Kang – violin
- Lewis Kaplan – violinist
- Melvin Kaplan – oboist and founder of the Vermont Mozart Festival
- Yoheved Kaplinsky – pianist
- Jeffrey Khaner – flutist
- Simon Kovar – bassoonist
- Joel Krosnick – cellist
- Tony Kushner – playwright
- Albert Laszlo – bassist
- Jacob Lateiner – pianist
- Eugene Levinson – principal bass of the New York Philharmonic
- Frank Lévy – pianist
- Josef Lhévinne – pianist
- Rosina Lhévinne – pianist
- José Limón – choreographer
- Gene Lockhart – actor
- Jerome Lowenthal – pianist
- Jon Manasse – clarinetist
- Robert Mann – violinist, founder and first violinist of the Juilliard String Quartet
- Wynton Marsalis – improvisation and trumpet
- João Carlos Martins – pianist
- Genia Melikova – ballet
- Homer Mensch – bassist
- Jeffrey Milarsky – music director, AXIOM Ensemble
- Marsha Norman – playwright
- Orin O'Brien – double bass
- Santos Ojeda – pianist
- Itzhak Perlman – violinist
- Vincent Persichetti – composer
- Behzad Ranjbaran – theory
- Christopher Rouse – composer
- Henning Rübsam – choreographer
- Olga Samaroff – pianist
- Carl Schachter – Schenkerian analyst
- Peter Schickele – composer, humorist, best known for his P. D. Q. Bach character
- William Schimmel – composer, accordionist
- William Schuman – composer, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Music, founder of the Juilliard String Quartet
- Roger Sessions – composer, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Music
- Oscar Shumsky – violinist
- Bern Nadette Stanis – actor, dancer
- György Sandor – pianist
- Marian Seldes – actor
- Anna Sokolow – choreographer
- David Soyer – cellist
- Clifton Taylor – theatrical designer
- Léon Theremin
- Andrew Thomas – composition
- Tracie Thoms – actress
- Antony Tudor – choreographer
- William Vacchiano – trumpeter
- Earl Wild – pianist
- Teddy Wilson – pianist
- Stefan Wolpe – composer
- Oxana Yablonskaya – pianist
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