List of Juilliard School people

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This list of Juilliard School alumni contains links to Wikipedia articles about notable alumni and teachers of the Juilliard School in New York City.

Notable alumni[]

Dance division[]

The dance division was established in 1951. It offers a four-year Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree or a diploma. In prior years it also awarded B.S. and M.S. degrees.

  • Robert Battle (BFA 1994)[1] – choreographer
  • Phoebe Cates – actress, singer, entrepreneur
  • Brennan Clost (2016)[2] – dancer, actor
  • Carla DeSola (1960) – pioneer of liturgical dance
  • Robert Garland (BFA 1983)[3] – choreographer
  • Marcia Jean Kurtz (BS 1964)[4] – actress, director
  • Daniel Lewis (1967) dancer, choreographer, teacher
  • Lar Lubovitch (1964)[4] – choreographer
  • Robert LuPone – actor
  • Bradon McDonald (1997, dance)[5] – dancer, choreographer, fashion designer
  • Ohad Naharin (1977)[6] – dancer, choreographer
  • Bebe Neuwirth (1977, dance)[7] – actress, singer, dancer
  • Henning Rübsam (BFA 1991, dance)[8] – choreographer
  • Rina Schenfeld[9] – choreographer, dancer
  • Adam Shankman – dancer, director
  • Elizabeth Sung (BFA, dance)[10] – actress
  • Paul Taylor (BS 1953, dance)[11] – choreographer
  • Lea Ved (BFA 2013, dance) – choreographer and contemporary dancer

Drama division[]

The drama division was founded in 1968.[12] Those who complete the four-year program receive either a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree, a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree (starting Fall 2012), or a diploma.[13][14] Each year's class is identified by a group number: Group 1 started in 1968 and graduated in 1972;[15] Group 46 includes students completing their fourth year in 2017.[16]

  • Jane Adams (Group 18, 1989)[1][17]
  • David Adkins (Group 18, 1989)
  • Frankie J. Alvarez (Group 39, 2010)
  • Robert Aramayo (Group 44, 2015)
  • Michael Arden (Group 34, 2001–2003)[18]
  • Tony Azito (Group 1, 1968–1970)
  • Morena Baccarin (Group 29, 2000)
  • David Aaron Baker (Group 19, 1990)
  • Lisa Banes (Group 6, 1977)
  • Christine Baranski (Group 3, 1974)[1][17]
  • Charlie Barnett (Group 39, 2010)
  • Michael Beach (Group 15, 1986)
  • Nicole Beharie (Group 36, 2007)[1]
  • Wes Bentley (Group 29, 1996–1997)[1]
  • Casey Biggs (Group 6, 1977)
  • Ryan Bittle (Group 31, 2002)
  • Ben Bodé (Group 19, 1990)
  • Steven Boyer (Group 30, 2001)
  • Andre Braugher (Group 17, 1988)[18]
  • Daniel Breaker (Group 31, 2002)
  • Danielle Brooks (Group 40, 2011)[19]
  • Bill Camp (Group 18, 1989)
  • Michael Chernus (Group 28, 1999)
  • Mary Chieffo (Group 44, 2015)
  • Christian Camargo (Group 25, 1996)[1]
  • Jeffrey Carlson (Group 30, 2001)[1]
  • Jennifer Carpenter (Group 31, 2002)[1]
  • Jessica Chastain (Group 32, 2003)[20]
  • Fala Chen (Group 47, 2018)
  • Bryan Cogman (Group 30, 2001)
  • Jessie Collins (Group 34, 2005)[18]
  • Lynn Collins (Group 28, 1999)[21][17]
  • David Conrad (Group 25, 1992–1995)[18]
  • Frances Conroy (Group 6, 1977)[22][17]
  • Kevin Conroy (Group 6, 1977)
  • David Corenswet (Group 45, 2016)
  • Marcia Cross (Group 13, 1984)[23]
  • Wallis Currie-Wood (Group 43, 2014)
  • Kevin Daniels (Group 27, 1998)[18]
  • Keith David (Group 8, 1979)[18][17]
  • Viola Davis (Group 22, 1993)[20]
  • John de Lancie (Group 5, 1976)
  • David Denman (Group 26, 1997)[18][17]
  • Reed Diamond (Group 20, 1991)[6]
  • Megan Dodds (Group 24, 1995)[6]
  • Harris Doran (Group 29, 1996–1998)
  • Mike Doyle (Group 27, 1998)[18]
  • Adam Driver (Group 38, 2009)[24]
  • Gabriel Ebert (Group 38, 2009)
  • James Eckhouse (Group 9, 1980)
  • Edward Edwards (Group 4, 1975)
  • Gretchen Egolf (Group 24, 1995)
  • Nelsan Ellis (Group 33, 2004)[21]
  • Betty Gabriel (Group 43, 2014)
  • Boyd Gaines (Group 8, 1979)[18]
  • Megan Gallagher (Group 11, 1982)
  • Michael Genet (Group 9, 1980)
  • Thomas Gibson (Group 14, 1985)[6][17]
  • Michel Gill (Group 14, 1985)[25]
  • Heather Goldenhersh (Group 24, 1995)
  • Enid Graham (Group 21, 1992); 1998 Tony nominee
  • Kelsey Grammer (Group 6, 1973–1975)[18]
  • Shalita Grant (Group 39, 2010)
  • Dan Green[26]
  • Lynnie Greene (Group 5, 1972–1975)
  • John Gremillion (Group 17, 1986–1988)[27]
  • Gerald Gutierrez (Group 1, 1972)
  • Brandon Micheal Hall (Group 44, 2015)
  • LisaGay Hamilton (Group 18, 1989)
  • Evan Handler (Group 12, 1979–1981)[22]
  • Brian Hargrove (Group 10, 1981)[28]
  • James Harper (Group 5, 1976)
  • Harriet Sansom Harris (Group 6, 1977)[18][29]
  • Maya Hawke (Group 50, 2016–2017)
  • Corey Hawkins (Group 40, 2011)
  • Michael Hayden (Group 21, 1992)
  • Stephen Henderson (Group 1, 1968–1970)
  • Benjamin Hendrickson (Group 1, 1972)
  • Patrick Heusinger (Group 33, 2004)
  • John Benjamin Hickey (Group 18, 1989)
  • Nancy Hower (Group 21, 1992)
  • Glenn Howerton (Group 29, 2000)[6][17]
  • Janet Hubert (Group 7; left)
  • William Hurt (Group 5, 1976)[18]
  • Doug Hutchison (left)
  • Oscar Isaac (Group 34, 2005)[30]
  • Gillian Jacobs (Group 33, 2004)[6]
  • Peter Jacobson (Group 20, 1991)[18]
  • Gregory Jbara (Group 15, 1986)[30][31]
  • Penny Johnson Jerald (Group 11, 1982)
  • Jack Kenny (Group 11, 1982)
  • Matt Keeslar (Group 24, 1995)
  • Val Kilmer (Group 10, 1981)[6][28]
  • Perry King (Group 3, 1970–1971)
  • Kevin Kline (Group 1, 1972)[18]
  • Joaquina Kalukango (Group 40, 2011); 2020 Tony nominee
  • Linda Kozlowski (Group 10, 1981)[28][32]
  • Erin Krakow (Group 35, 2005)
  • Stephen Kunken (Group 26, 1997)[18]
  • Eriq La Salle (Group 13, 1980–1982)[33]
  • Jayme Lawson[34] (Group 48, 2019)
  • Laura-Leigh (Group 37, 2008)
  • Laura Linney (Group 19, 1990)[18]
  • Cleavon Little
  • Vella Lovell (Group 44, 2015)
  • Justine Lupe (Group 40, 2011)
  • Patti LuPone (Group 1, 1972)[15][17]
  • Luke Macfarlane (Group 32, 2003)[33]
  • Anthony Mackie (Group 30, 2001)[1]
  • Kenneth Marshall (Group 6, 1977)
  • James Marsters (Group 15, 1982–1984)[35]
  • Elizabeth Marvel (Group 21, 1992)
  • Danny Mastrogiorgio (Group 23, 1994)
  • Patricia Mauceri (Group 3, 1974)
  • Leigh McCloskey (Group 6, 1973–1975)[36]
  • Kelly McGillis (Group 12, 1983)[37]
  • Elizabeth McGovern (Group 12, 1979–1981)[20]
  • Robert Duncan McNeill (Group 17, 1984–1986)[38]
  • John McTiernan (Group 2, left)
  • Nick Mennell (Group 34, 2004)
  • Lindsay G. Merrithew (Group 15, 1982–1984)
  • Jim Moody (Group 1, 1972)
  • Gregory Mosher (Group 4, 1971–1974)
  • Kurt Naebig (Group 19, 1990)[39]
  • Tim Blake Nelson (Group 19, 1990)
  • Seth Numrich (Group 36, 2007)[40]
  • Clancy O'Connor (Group 35, 2005)[41]
  • Michael O'Hare
  • Caitlin O'Heaney (Group 3, 1974)
  • Nancy Opel (Group 9, 1980)
  • Lee Pace (Group 30, 2001)[18]
  • Teyonah Parris (Group 38, 2009)
  • Mandy Patinkin (Group 5, 1972–1974)[30]
  • Lisa Pelikan (Group 6, 1977)
  • Paul Perri (Group 6, 1977)
  • Wendell Pierce (Group 14, 1985)[18][17]
  • Carrie Preston (Group 23, 1994)[21][42]
  • Lonny Price (Group 10, 1977–1978)
  • Saundra Quarterman (Group 19, 1990)
  • Sara Ramirez (Group 26, 1997)[6]
  • Wes Ramsey (Group 29, 2000)[43]
  • Gayle Rankin (Group 40, 2011)[44]
  • Ben Rappaport (Group 37, 2008)[33]
  • Monica Raymund (Group 37, 2008)[45]
  • Elizabeth Reaser (Group 28, 1999)[46][47]
  • Serena Reeder (Group 34, 2005)[48]
  • Christopher Reeve (Group 4, 1973–1975)[49][28]
  • Marianne Rendón (Group 45, 2016)
  • Ving Rhames (Group 12, 1983)[50][17]
  • Tom Robbins (Group 6, 1977)
  • Dallas Roberts (Group 23, 1994)[18]
  • Matt Ross (Group 22, 1993)
  • Jed Rubenfeld (Group 13, 1980–1982)
  • Kario Salem (Group 5–7; left)[51]
  • Marla Schaffel (Group 19, 1990)[52][53]
  • Stephen Schnetzer (Group 3, 1974)
  • David Schramm (Group 1, 1972)
  • Judson Scott
  • Franklyn Seales (Group 3, 1974)
  • Matt Servitto (Group 18, 1989)
  • Alex Sharp (Group 43, 2014)
  • Michael James Shaw (Group 42, 2013)
  • Leslie Silva (Group 24, 1995)
  • Brian J. Smith (Group 36, 2007)[54]
  • Norman Snow (Group 1, 1972)
  • Phillipa Soo (Group 41, 2012)
  • Kevin Spacey (Group 12, 1979–1981)[18]
  • Bern Nadette Stanis (Group 3, 1971–1973)[55]
  • Jack Stehlin (Group 11, 1982)[18]
  • Mary Stein (Group 13, 1984)[4]
  • David Ogden Stiers (Group 1, 1972)[56]
  • Henry Stram (Group 6, 1977)
  • Ethan Strimling (Group 18, 1985–1987)
  • Michael Stuhlbarg (Group 21, 1992)[18]
  • Jeremy Tardy (Group 42, 2013)
  • Jon Tenney (Group 19, 1986–1987)[1]
  • Tracie Thoms (Group 30, 2001)[18][17]
  • Auden Thornton (Group 40, 2011)
  • Lorraine Toussaint (Group 11, 1982)[57][17]
  • Jeanne Tripplehorn (Group 19, 1990)[18]
  • Sam Tsoutsouvas (Group 1, 1972)
  • Alan Tudyk (Group 26, 1993–1996)[18]
  • Stephen Barker Turner (Group 23, 1994)
  • Michael Urie (Group 32, 2003)[6]
  • Paul Michael Valley (Group 20, 1987–1990)[30]
  • James Vasquez (Group 23, 1994)[48]
  • Diane Venora (Group 6, 1977)[6]
  • Thomas G. Waites (Group 7, 1974–1977)[6]
  • Benjamin Walker (Group 33, 2004)[48]
  • Jake Weber (Group 19, 1990)[18]
  • Jess Weixler (Group 32, 2003)[48]
  • Fred Weller (Group 21, 1988–1991)[18]
  • Rutina Wesley (Group 34, 2005)[21]
  • Bradley Whitford (Group 14, 1985)[48][17]
  • Samira Wiley (Group 39, 2010)[19]
  • Robin Williams (Group 6, 1973–1976)[18]
  • Michael Wincott (Group 15, 1982–1986)[58]
  • Mary Wiseman (Group 44, 2015)
  • Finn Wittrock (Group 37, 2008)[59]
  • Samuel Witwer (Group 29, 1996–1998)
  • Janet Zarish (Group 5, 1976)
  • Stephanie Zimbalist (Group 7, 1974–1975)[51]

Playwrights program[]

The Lila Acheson Wallace American Playwrights Program is a one-year graduate level program in Juilliard's drama division. Selected playwrights invited to complete a second year may earn an Artist Diploma in Playwriting.[60]

Directors program[]

The Andrew W. Mellon Artist Diploma Program for Theatre Directors was a two-year graduate fellowship that began in 1995 (expanded to three years in 1997) and was discontinued from autumn 2006.

  • Sam Gold (Directors 2006)

Music division[]

The music division offers a four-year Bachelor of Music (BM) degree, a Master of Music (MM) degree, a Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) degree, an Artist Diploma (AD), or a diploma. In prior years it also awarded B.S. and M.S. degrees.

  • Bruce Adolphe – composer, author
  • Edie Adams – singer, actress
  • Hanan Alattar – soprano
  • Charlie Albright – pianist, composer
  • John Aler – lyric tenor
  • Susan Alexander-Max (BS 1965, MS 1966, piano)[46] – fortepianist
  • Greg Anderson (BM 2004, MM 2006, piano)[7] – pianist, composer
  • Helen Armstrong – violinist
  • Şahan Arzruni (Diploma 1965, BS 1967, MS 1968, piano)[64] – pianist
  • Lera Auerbach (BM 1996, piano; MM 1999, composition)[1] – pianist, composer
  • Nathaniel Ayers (1972, double bass)[65] – bassist
  • Jenny Oaks Baker – violinist
  • Chase Baird – saxophonist
  • Huáscar Barradas – flutist
  • Jon Batiste – pianist
  • Enrique Batiz – pianist
  • Jon "Bowzer" Bauman – Sha Na Na bass vocalist, classical pianist
  • Larry Thomas Bell – composer
  • Bob Berg – saxophonist
  • Harold Blair – tenor
  • Serge Blanc – violinist, conductor, academic
  • Mike Block (MM 2006) – cellist, singer, composer[66]
  • Theodore Bloomfield – conductor
  • Ronald Braunstein – conductor
  • Anne Wiggins Brown – soprano
  • Elizabeth Brown (MM 1977) – composer and performer
  • The 5 Browns: Deondra, Desirae, Gregory, Melody, Ryan – pianists[67]
  • Sheila Browne – violist
  • Leo Brouwer – guitarist, composer
  • Bruce Brubaker – pianist, composer
  • David Bryan – keyboardist of Bon Jovi
  • Steven Bryant – composer
  • Kenji Bunch (BM 1995, MM 1997, viola; MM 1997, composition)[59] – violist, composer
  • Sara Davis Buechner (BM 1980, MM 1981, piano)[20] – pianist, recording artist
  • Igor Buketoff – conductor
  • Cosmo Buono – pianist, founder of The Alexander and Buono Competitions
  • Kevin Burdette – bass
  • George Byrd – conductor
  • Michel Camilo – jazz pianist
  • John-Michael Caprio - conductor, organist
  • Barry Carl – a cappella bass singer, bassist, voice-over artist
  • Jonathan Carney – violinist, violist, conductor
  • Cameron Carpenter (BM 2004, MM 2006, organ)[7] – organist, composer
  • Jesse Ceci – violinist
  • John Cerminaro – hornist
  • David Chan (MM 1997, violin)[68] – violinist
  • Sarah Chang – violinist
  • Jiafeng Chen – violinist
  • Robert Chen – violinist
  • Dan Chmielinski – jazz bassist
  • Jennifer Choi – composer, violinist, member of Ethel string quartet
  • Timothy Chooi - violinist
  • Kyung-wha Chung – violinist
  • Myung-whun Chung – conductor, pianist
  • Van Cliburn – pianist
  • Pamela Coburn – soprano
  • Dan Coleman – composer
  • James Conlon – conductor
  • Bill Conti – composer
  • Chick Corea (1961, piano)[1] – jazz pianist
  • Robert Craft – conductor, music writer
  • John Creswell – jazz musician
  • Miles Davis – jazz trumpeter (one semester)
  • Netania Davrath – soprano
  • Annamary Dickey – soprano
  • Glenn Dicterow – violinist
  • Orlando DiGirolamo – jazz accordionist, composer
  • Alexandra du Bois – composer
  • Lawrence Dutton (BM 1977, MM 1978, viola)[1] – violist
  • James Ehnes – violinist
  • Ruby Elzy – soprano
  • Michael Endres – pianist
  • Damien Escobar- Violinist
  • Faith Esham – soprano
  • Jonathan Estabrooks – baritone
  • Eric Ewazen – composer
  • JoAnn Falletta – conductor, guitarist
  • Ying Fang – soprano[69]
  • Ralph Farris – composer, conductor, violist, violinist, co-founder of Ethel string quartet
  • Alan Feinberg – pianist
  • Wilhelmenia Fernandez (BM Voice) – soprano, actress
  • Arthur Ferrante – pianist
  • Brian T. Field – composer
  • Renée Fleming – soprano
  • Mario Frangoulis – tenor
  • Gerald Fried – composer
  • Lucas Vidal - composer
  • David Friedkin – writer, director, producer
  • Kenneth Fuchs – composer
  • Kevin R. Gallagher – guitarist
  • David Garrett – violinist
  • Eliza Garth – pianist
  • Tim Genis – timpanist
  • Ariana Ghez – oboist
  • Lawrence Gilliard Jr. – actor
  • Ola Gjeilo — composer, pianist, arranger[70]
  • Michael Giacchino – composer
  • Alan Gilbert – conductor
  • Herschel Burke Gilbert – composer
  • Wallis Giunta – mezzo soprano
  • Philip Glass – composer
  • David Golub – pianist
  • Eddie Gómez – jazz bassist
  • Matt Good – tubist
  • Midori Goto – violinist
  • Jason Grant – singer
  • Alan Greenspan – clarinetist, former chair of the Federal Reserve Board
  • Henry Grimes – double bassist
  • Paul Groves – tenor
  • Yang Guang – mezzo-soprano
  • Horacio Gutiérrez – pianist
  • Bruce Haack – pioneer in electronic music
  • Andreas Haefliger – pianist
  • Daron Hagen – composer, pianist, conductor, stage director
  • B. H. Haggin – music critic
  • Tamar Halperin – pianist, harpsichordist
  • Marvin Hamlisch – composer, pianist
  • Lynn Harrell – cellist
  • Edward W. Hardy – violinist, violist, composer
  • Margaret Rosezarian Harris – conductor, composer
  • Miguel Harth-Bedoya – conductor
  • Julius Hegyi – violinist, conductor
  • Luther Henderson – arranger, composer, orchestrator[71]
  • Freddie Herko – musician, dancer
  • Bernard Herrmann – composer
  • Natalie Hinderas – pianist, composer
  • Moses Hogan – composer, conductor, arranger of choral music and spirituals
  • Stephen Hough – pianist
  • Helen Huang – pianist
  • Frank Huang – violinist
  • Hao Huang – pianist[72]
  • Monica Huggett – baroque violinist
  • Nobuko Imai – violist
  • Mattias Jacobsson – guitarist
  • Morgan James – singer, actress
  • Joseph Kalichstein – pianist
  • Sharon Kam – clarinetist
  • Michael Kamen – composer, oboist
  • Hyo Kang – violinist
  • Paul Kantor – violinist
  • Jozef Kapustka – pianist
  • Louis Kaufman – violinist
  • Martin Kennedy – composer, pianist
  • Matthew Kennedy – pianist
  • Nigel Kennedy – violinist
  • Nina Kennedy – pianist
  • Jeffrey Khaner – flutist
  • Edith Killgore Kirkpatrick – music educator
  • Benny Kim – violinist
  • Bomsori Kim (MM 2016, AD 2018, violin) – violinist
  • Chin Kim – violinist
  • David Kim – violinist
  • Coya Knutson – Minnesota U.S. Representative
  • Wladimir Jan Kochanski – pianist
  • Catherine Ransom Karoly – flautist
  • Rosemary Kuhlmann – mezzo-soprano
  • Fredell Lack – violinist
  • Kenneth Lampl – composer
  • Albert Laszlo – bassist
  • Manny Laureano – trumpet
  • Paul Lavalle – conductor, arranger, radio show personality
  • Dorothy Lawson – cellist, composer, co-founder of Ethel (string quartet)
  • Trey Chui-yee Lee – cellist
  • Adele Leigh – English operatic soprano[73]
  • Isabel Leonard – mezzo-soprano
  • Pete Levin – keyboards, horn
  • Sir Gilbert Levine[74]– conductor
  • James Levine (Diploma 1963, orchestral conducting)[1] – conductor
  • Cho-Liang Lin – violinist
  • Lowell Liebermann – composer, conductor, pianist
  • Jens Lindemann – trumpet
  • Ching-Yun Hu (Pre-College 1999, BM 2003, MM 2005) – pianist
  • Mats Lidström – solo cellist, chamber musician, composer, teacher, publisher
  • Robert Lipsett – violinist
  • Andrew Litton – pianist, conductor
  • Ricardo Llorca – composer
  • Nicola Loud – violinist
  • Kevin Kwan Loucks – pianist, arts entrepreneur
  • Yo-Yo Ma (Professional Studies 1972, cello)[1] – cellist
  • Teo Macero – jazz composer, producer
  • Tod Machover - composer
  • John Mackey (MM 1997, composition) – composer
  • Henry Mancini – composer, conductor
  • Jon Manasse – clarinetist
  • Eugenia Manolidou – composer, conductor
  • Catherine Manoukian – violinist
  • Barry Manilow – singer & songwriter
  • Edvin Marton – violinist
  • Wynton Marsalis – trumpeter
  • Ana María Martínez – opera singer
  • Gulnara Mashurova – harpist
  • Joyce Mathis – soprano
  • Audra McDonald (BM 1993, voice)[30] – singer and actress
  • Christian McBride – jazz bassist
  • Susann McDonald – harpist
  • Robert McDuffie – violinist
  • Steven Mercurio – composer, conductor
  • Anne Akiko Meyers – violinist
  • Stefan Milenković – violinist
  • Jeffery Miller – trombonist
  • Meagan Miller – opera singer
  • Stephanie Mills – singer
  • Eric Milnes – harpsichordist, organist and conductor
  • Leon Milo – composer, percussionist and sound artist
  • Alexander Mishnaevski – violinist
  • Beata Moon – composer, pianist
  • Charlotte Moorman – cellist
  • Alan Morrison – organist
  • Mark Morton – bassist
  • Nico Muhly – composer, pianist
  • Simon Nabatov – pianist, composer[75]
  • Hiroko Nakamura – pianist
  • Christina Naughton – pianist
  • Michelle Naughton – pianist
  • Paul Neebe – trumpeter
  • Pascal Nemirovski – pianist
  • Takako Nishizaki – violinist
  • Linda November – singer
  • Julia Nussenbaum – violinist, also known as Tania Lubova
  • Constantine Orbelian – conductor, pianist
  • Noriko Ogawa – pianist
  • Santos Ojeda – pianist
  • America Olivo – mezzo soprano, actor
  • Margaret Saunders Ott – pianist
  • Peter Oundjian[76] – violinist, conductor
  • Alex Panamá – composer
  • Dorothy Papadakos – MM, organ
  • Anthony & Joseph Paratore – piano duo
  • Juliette Passer – music director
  • Margaret Pardee – violinist
  • Rene Paulo – pianist
  • Nick Perito – composer, arranger, music director, performer
  • Marina Piccinini – flutist
  • Miguel Franz Pinto – vocal coach, conductor, pianist
  • Hila Plitmann – opera singer, soprano
  • Itzhak Perlman – violinist
  • Susanna Phillips – opera singer, soprano
  • Christina Petrowska-Quilico – pianist
  • Ashan Pillai - violist
  • Daniel Pollack – pianist
  • Leontyne Price – soprano
  • Tito Puente – Latin jazz and mambo musician
  • Michael Rabin – violinist
  • Valentin Radu – pianist/organist, conductor
  • André Raphel – conductor
  • Behzad Ranjbaran – composer
  • Einojuhani Rautavaara – composer
  • Steve Reich – composer[77]
  • Carole Dawn Reinhart – trumpet, professor in Vienna
  • Madelyn Renee – soprano
  • Gerardo Ribeiro – violinist
  • Fernando Rivas - composer
  • Graciela Rivera – soprano
  • Jennifer Rivera – mezzo-soprano
  • Marco Rizo – composer, pianist
  • Julius Rodriguez – pianist, drummer
  • Neil Rosenshein – tenor
  • Mary Rowell – composer, violinist, co-founder of Ethel (string quartet)
  • Alan Rubin – trumpeter
  • John Rubinstein – composer, actor
  • Jordan Rudess – pianist, Dream Theater
  • Joel Ryce-Menuhin – pianist, psychologist
  • Rohan Joseph de Saram – conductor
  • Ezra Schabas – clarinet, saxophone, educator
  • Staffan Scheja – pianist
  • Peter Schickele – composer, satirist
  • William Schimmel – composer, accordionist
  • Charles Schlueter – trumpeter
  • Stephen Schwartz (Pre-College 1964, piano)[48]
  • Gerard Schwarz – conductor
  • Hazel Scott – pianist, singer
  • Judson Scott – actor, pianist
  • Raymond Scott – composer, bandleader, inventor
  • Tony Scott – Bebop clarinetist, arranger, New World music innovator
  • Alex Seaver – singer-songwriter and DJ known as Mako
  • Kathryn Selby – pianist
  • Gil Shaham – violinist
  • Theodore Shapiro (MFA 1995, music composition)[17][78]
  • Alan Shulman – composer, cellist
  • Tracy Silverman – violinist, composer
  • Jacques Singer – conductor
  • Lori Singer – cellist, actress
  • Nina Simone – musician, civil rights activist
  • Leonard Slatkin – conductor
  • Brian Slawson - composer
  • Vilem Sokol – violinist
  • Lew Soloff – composer, trumpeter
  • Wim Statius Muller – composer, pianist
  • Mark Steinberg – violinist
  • Albert Stern – violinist
  • Paul Stetsenko – organist
  • Bob Stillman (BM Piano)
  • Liz Story – pianist
  • Hai-Kyung Suh – pianist
  • Kathleen Supové – pianist
  • Akiko Suwanai – violinist
  • Jeffrey Swann – pianist
  • Walter Taieb – composer, conductor
  • Margaret Leng Tan – pianist
  • Louis Teicher[79] – pianist
  • Alfred Teltschik – pianist
  • Ralph de Toledano – journalist, music critic
  • Marioara Trifan – pianist, conductor
  • Ahn Trio – chamber music trio
  • Jonathan Tunick – orchestrator
  • Rosalyn Tureck – pianist, harpsichordist
  • Hideko Udagawa – violinist
  • Leslie Uggams – actress, singer (left 1963)
  • Roland and Almita Vamos – violinist, violist
  • Jaap van Zweden – violinist, conductor
  • Robert Vernon – violist
  • F. Dudleigh Vernor – organist, composer[80]
  • Shirley Verrett – mezzo soprano/soprano
  • Joseph Villa – piano
  • Verónica Villarroel – soprano
  • Ezequiel Viñao – composer
  • Andrew von Oeyen – pianist
  • Paul Waggoner – guitarist, Between the Buried and Me
  • Xun Wang – pianist
  • Robert Ward – composer
  • Katharine Mulky Warne - composer, founder of Milhaud Society
  • Alexis Weissenberg – pianist
  • June Weybright - composer, pianist
  • Eric Whitacre – composer, conductor
  • John Williams – composer, conductor
  • Meredith Willson – composer
  • Ransom Wilson – flutist, conductor
  • Mark Wood – electric violinist
  • Phil Woods – clarinetist, saxophonist
  • Joyce Yang – pianist
  • Yung Wook Yoo – pianist
  • Rolande Maxwell Young - composer, pianist
  • Terence Yung – pianist
  • Camille Zamora – soprano
  • Charlotte Lois Zelka – pianist
  • Eva Maria Zuk – pianist
  • Pinchas Zukerman – violinist
  • Princess Rani Vijaya Devi of Kotda Sangani & Mysore - pianist

Notable teachers[]

  • Samuel Adler – composer
  • Bruce Adolphe – composer
  • JoAnne Akalaitis – director
  • Joseph Alessi – principal trombone of the New York Philharmonic
  • Nancy Allen – harpist
  • Baruch Arnon – piano, graduate studies, chamber music
  • René Auberjonois – actor
  • Emanuel Ax – pianist
  • Milton Babbitt – composer
  • Jon Robin Baitz – playwright
  • Julius Baker – flutist
  • Robert Beaser – composer
  • Brian Bedford – actor
  • Luciano Berio – composer, founded the Juilliard Ensemble
  • Eric Bogosian – playwright
  • George Frederick Boyle – pianist
  • Henry Brant – composer
  • William Burden – voice teacher, tenor
  • Kendall Durelle Briggs – music theorist, composer
  • 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
  • Frank Damrosch – composer
  • Bella Davidovich – pianist
  • Colin Davis – conductor
  • Giuseppe De Luca – opera singer
  • Dorothy DeLay – violinist
  • Patricia Delgado – ballet
  • James DePreist – conductor
  • David Diamond – composer
  • Glenn Dicterow – violinist
  • Ania Dorfmann – pianist
  • Elaine Douvas – oboe
  • Lucia Dunham – soprano
  • Christopher Durang – playwright
  • Sixten Ehrling – conductor
  • John Erskine – pianist, composer
  • Simon Estes – opera singer
  • Eric Ewazen – composition
  • Daniel Ferro – voice teacher
  • Rudolf Firkušný – pianist
  • Joseph Fuchs – violinist
  • Lillian Fuchs – violist
  • Ivan Galamian – violinist
  • Percy Goetschius – theory and composition
  • Saul Goodman – timpanist
  • Sascha Gorodnitzki – pianist
  • Alicia Graf Mack – dancer, director of Dance Division
  • John Guare – playwright
  • Gerre Hancock – organist
  • William Hickey – actor
  • Martha Hill – dancer, director of Dance Division
  • Hanya Holm – choreographer
  • John Houseman – actor, producer
  • Monica Huggett – baroque violinist
  • Doris Humphrey – choreographer
  • Ernest Hutcheson – pianist, composer
  • Sharon Isbin – classical guitar
  • Paul Jacobs – organist
  • Rodney Jones – guitar
  • 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
  • Florence Kimball – voice
  • Frank Kimbrough – pianist
  • Simon Kovar – bassoonist
  • Joel Krosnick – cellist
  • Tony Kushner – playwright
  • Kenneth Lampl – composer
  • Michael Langham – actor, director
  • Albert Laszlo – bassist
  • Jacob Lateiner – pianist
  • Judith LeClair – principal bassoonist of the New York Philharmonic
  • Eugene Levinson – principal bass of the New York Philharmonic
  • Frank Lévy – pianist
  • Josef Lhévinne – pianist
  • Rosina Lhévinne – pianist
  • José Limón – choreographer
  • Romulus Linney – playwright
  • Gene Lockhart – actor
  • Jerome Lowenthal – pianist
  • Jon Manasse – clarinetist
  • Robert Mann – violinist, founder and first violinist of the Juilliard String Quartet
  • Adele Marcus – pianist
  • Wynton Marsalis – improvisation and trumpet
  • Alberta Masiello – pianist and conductor
  • João Carlos Martins – pianist
  • Dakin Matthews – actor
  • Michael Mayer – director
  • Terrence McNally – playwright
  • Genia Melikova – ballet
  • Peter Mennin – composer
  • Homer Mensch – bassist
  • Jeffrey Milarsky – music director, AXIOM Ensemble
  • Marsha Norman – playwright
  • Orin O'Brien – double bass
  • Santos Ojeda – pianist
  • Margaret Pardee – violinist
  • Itzhak Perlman – violinist
  • Vincent Persichetti – composer
  • Ashan Pillai - violist[citation needed]
  • Joseph Polisi – bassoonist
  • Erik Ralske – hornist
  • Behzad Ranjbaran – theory
  • Ruggiero Ricci – violinist
  • Christopher Rouse – composer
  • Henning Rübsam – choreographer
  • Michel Saint-Denis – actor, director
  • Olga Samaroff – pianist
  • György Sándor – pianist
  • Carl Schachter – Schenkerian analyst
  • Peter Schickele – composer, humorist, best known for his P. D. Q. Bach character
  • William Schimmel – composer, accordionist
  • Alan Schneider – director
  • 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
  • Marian Seldes – actor
  • Marcella Sembrich – voice teacher
  • Oscar Shumsky – violinist
  • Abbey Simon – pianist
  • Liz Smith – actor
  • W. Stephen Smith – voice teacher
  • Bern Nadette Stanis – actor, dancer
  • Anna Sokolow – choreographer
  • David Soyer – cellist
  • Clifton Taylor – theatrical designer
  • Léon Theremin
  • Andrew Thomas – composition
  • Tracie Thoms – actress
  • Antony Tudor – choreographer
  • William Vacchiano – trumpeter
  • Melinda Wagner – composer
  • Wendy Wasserstein – playwright
  • Grace Welsh – pianist, composer
  • Earl Wild – pianist
  • Teddy Wilson – pianist
  • Stefan Wolpe – composer
  • Oxana Yablonskaya – pianist

Resident ensembles[]

  • American Brass Quintet
  • Juilliard String Quartet

Presidents[]

  • Frank Damrosch (1904–1926)[81]
  • John Erskine (1926–1937)[81]
  • Ernest Hutcheson (1937–1945)
  • William Schuman (1946–1961)
  • Peter Mennin (1962–1984)
  • Joseph W. Polisi (1984–2018)
  • Damian Woetzel (2018– )

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