Name	Biography
Abendroth, Hermann	(1883-1956) German conductor
Abraham, Gerald	(1904-1988) English musicologist and music critic
Abraham, M.S.	(n.d.) of Independent Music Publishers, NY
Abrams, Samuel J.	(n.d.) Rabbi, Temple Ohabei Shalom, Brookline, MA
Achron, Marie	(1886-1960) wife of Joseph Achron (1886-1943), a Russian-born American violinist and composer, studied in St. Petersburg, settled in Hollywood (1925) and composed for film
Ackerman, R.	(n.d.) criticized AS's 12-tone music; lived in Beverly Hills
Adami, Trude	(n.d.) hoped to buy/rent some of AS's published music from Universal Edition (UE)
Adams, Jack	(n.d.) of W. Colston Leigh Inc., NY; notified AS of a radio broadcast of Verklärte Nacht
Adams, John Mead	(n.d.) of UCLA
Adams, Juliette Aurelia Graves	(n.d.) pianist, composer, and teacher; member of the Executive Committee of the Music Teachers' National Association
Adams, Mildred	(n.d.) Executive Secretary, Emergency Rescue Committee, NY
Adams, Robert D.W.	(n.d.) Chair, Dept. of Music, Univ. of Kansas City; translated AS's Harmonielehre into English
Adler, F. Charles	(1889-1959) American conductor
Adler, Guido	(1855-1941) Viennese musicologist; guided Webern's dissertation at Univ. of Vienna
Adler, Oskar	(1875-1955) physician and violinist; childhood friend of AS; published Das Testament der Astrologie (5 vols.)
Adler, Raïssa	(1872-1962) activist, feminist, friend of Marie Pappenheim
Adler, Rudolf	(n.d.) participated in rehearsals for a performance of Verklärte Nacht
Adlon, Louis	(1874-1945) owner of Hotel Adlon in Berlin
Adorno, Gretel	(1902–1993) German chemist, Theodor W. Adorno's wife
Adorno, Theodor Wiesengrund	(1903-1969) German social philosopher, sociologist of music and composer

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