2020-21 Donor Impact Report

2020-21 DONOR IMPACT REPORT

A YEAR OF SILVER LININGS I am prouder today of CIM’s students, faculty and staff than I have ever been. When the 2020-21 year began last summer, the world was full of uncertainty. But with the unwavering commitment of our trustees, donors and supporters, the Cleveland Institute of Music navigated an unprecedented year, continuing the training of our talented students while guarding the health of our community and, amazingly, moving forward on a number of important strategic initiatives. In many ways, our school is stronger and better positioned for the future than it was a year ago.

Today, many of the new protocols of the past year remain as part of our routine. Masks, distancing, symptom checks and virtual learning are tools we continue to use as appropriate. Getting to this point took enormous resilience, effort and creativity from all of us at CIM, and I offer my profound thanks. While many of you were not able to visit CIM over the last year, we looked for every opportunity to share music with you, livestreaming to your living rooms and relishing the rare opportunities in warmer weather to gather for live music outdoors. Everything we do is for the students, but ultimately, the music gains its full richness and texture from having an audience.

Creativity abounded. Without in-person audiences, our livestreamed concerts and recitals reached more than 245,000 people worldwide. With limits on indoor singing, the voice and opera team created an opera on film, with each musician and singer recording their part individually and filming outside with a professional production company. Without the traditional constraints on delivering academic content, we created new online training modules and general education course offerings that proved wildly successful.

Following a three-year international search, we were delighted to name Carlos Kalmar as director of orchestral and conducting programs and principal conductor. Audiences will benefit from his tremendous artistic abilities on the podium, while he burnishes our reputation as a powerhouse for orchestral training.

This year, the Future of Music Faculty Fellowship has been a proud addition to CIM’s partnership with the Sphinx Organization and will impact the diversity of collegiate music faculty across the country.

Meanwhile, our Musical Pathway Fellowship for young Black and Latinx students in middle and high school is creating a more diverse pipeline of musicians who will help change the face of classical music.

In spring 2021, our first class of fellows graduated from high school – and all were accepted at top collegiate music programs and conservatories.

We have demonstrated why this institution has endured for 100 years: because of our ability to link arms and face difficult challenges together. This year may have been unusual, but it has also been extraordinary and filled with silver linings because of you and our community of supporters. Thank you for making all of this possible.

Paul W. Hogle President | CEO Mary Elizabeth Callahan Chair

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WITH HEARTFELT THANKS As CIM enters its second century, the Institute has never been stronger, its future never brighter. As I reflect on my first year as chair of the Board of Trustees, I am as proud of what we have accomplished as I am optimistic about the course we are charting for the future.

Every year is a chance to begin anew, and this year was no exception. All of CIM – students, Trustees, faculty and staff – came together this year to find new ways of teaching and learning, new ways of performing and creating, new ways of serving the community that has sustained us for more than a century. What we achieved together is nothing short of extraordinary. I extend my heartfelt thanks to each of you.

Historic levels of philanthropy and careful financial management added a 26th year to CIM’s track record of balanced budgets, with annual fund results of more than $2.5 million. I offer my deep thanks to the funders who contributed to this success. Special thanks go to Cuyahoga Arts & Culture and the Kulas Foundation, who have been consistent leading supporters for decades. Our thanks also to the State of Ohio for allocating funds to critical new cybersecurity initiatives designed to keep our community safe online.

In a year in which almost all events were virtual, our gala went virtual, too. The first annual Luminaries benefit concert honored Barbara Robinson for her five decades of incredible support, featured a medley of illustrious alumni and faculty performances – some live, some from the archives – and raised more than $130,000 for scholarships.

On the academic side, we created an innovative new leadership structure with the position of provost and deans to fortify CIM’s academic affairs while raising our profile locally and nationally. With the appointment of Scott Harrison as executive vice president & provost, CIM has the visionary team in place to power the Institute forward in its second century of creating the future of classical music.

Which brings me to one of the most significant decisions of the year: President & CEO Paul Hogle has advanced nearly every area of the Institute in his five years here: enrollment, diversity, philanthropy, facilities, technology, programs and academic success. With enthusiasm, the Board extended his contract for seven more years, an important step in securing a successful future for CIM. Despite the pandemic, the 2020-21 academic year marked a proud moment in CIM’s history. The past year brought out the best of the CIM community: imagination and creativity, fortitude and resilience. While we celebrate the legacy of a century of musical excellence, we look forward to forging an even brighter future.

Susan A. Rothmann, PhD Chair, Board of Trustees

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2020-21 Financial Report Statement of Financial Position* This statement reflects CIM’s assets, liabilities and net assets as of June 30, 2021.

(000s)

Assets Liabilities Net Assets: Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions: Time or Purpose Perpetual

$105,001 $15,454 56,670 1,211 31,666

Total with Donor Restrictions

32,877

Total Net Assets

89,547

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$105,001

CIM carefully navigated the operational challenges driven by Covid-19 over the 2020-21 fiscal year with strong donor support, while also growing our endowment. As articulated in our Blueprint:100 strategic plan, our long-range focus remains on reduced school size, lower net cost of attendance and increased scholarship support.

During the admissions period leading up to 2020-21, CIM anticipated lower enrollment numbers due to the pandemic, and we were operationally and budgetarily prepared for the 9% reduction in student numbers we eventually saw. We received special one-time funds via the CARES Act and US Department of Education that were used to offset pandemic-related expenses. As we move to a planned smaller school size, we continue to adjust our operations to match. The pandemic caused a modest acceleration in this plan. Over the next decade, we aim to continue reducing the cost of attendance for our students.

The current-year average net cost is just under $33,000, representing a 14% reduction since 2017.

Impressively, CIM’s donors were strong and steady in their support over the past year, making gifts to the annual fund that provided a vital bulwark during an uncertain year. Their support led to a 26th consecutive balanced budget and contributed $941,000 to the endowment.

Our endowment draw remained steady at $2.4 million, while historically high investment returns helped the endowment market value reach $54 million as of June 30, 2021.

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Statement of Revenue, Expenses and Change in Net Assets* (000s)

OPERATING ACTIVITIES Revenue Gross Tuition and Fees Less Financial Aid and Tuition Discount Net Tuition and Fees Endowment/Trust Income Appropriated for Operating Annual Contributions Other Contributions and Grants Auxiliary Services and Other

Total Operating Revenue

$17,480 (8,668) 8,812 2,437 2,538 1,548 1,212

16,547

Expenses Program Services Instruction Academic Support Student Services Auxiliary Enterprises Total Program Services

9,213 1,394 823 1,001 12,431

Supporting Activities Institutional Support Fundraising Total Supporting Activities

Total Operating Expenses Excess of Operating Revenue Over Expenses

2,567 1,549 4,116

16,547 0

Non-operating Activities Contributions and Grants Depreciation and Amortization Expenses Other

2,134 (1,718) 15,250

Net Non-operating Activities

15,666

Change in Net Assets Net Assets, Beginning of Year

15,666 73,881

Net Assets, End of Year *Financials presented are pre-audit.

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2020-21 Facts & Impact

CIM at 100 Celebrating history, creating the future

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CIM in Numbers In 2020-21, CIM celebrated 100 years of musical and educational excellence and major growth.

DONORS

DEGREES AWARDED

VIRTUAL AUDITIONS

CIM is one of seven independent conservatories of music in the United States, and one of just three devoted exclusively to classical music performance.

DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

ALUMNI

FUTURE OF MUSIC FACULTY FELLOWS MAJORS

powered by a grant from the Sphinx Venture Fund

WORLD RENOWNED FACULTY

The Future of Classical Music CIM’s world-class conservatory students come from around the world and represent many diverse backgrounds.

STUDENTS

BLACK & LATINX REPRESENTATION

INTERNATIONAL

DOMESTIC

OHIO

UNDERGRADUATES

GRADUATES

CIM’s Preparatory Division provides high quality music instruction to children and adults of all ages.

PREP STUDENTS

PRE-COLLEGE STUDENTS

MUSICAL PATHWAY FELLOWS

Concerts and Community Engagement CONCERTS AND EVENTS HOURS

STUDENT RECITALS

CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF THE ARTS LESSONS TAUGHT BY CIM STUDENTS

CONCERTS COUNTRIES REACHED BY LIVESTREAMING

VIRTUAL BENEFIT CONCERTS

PAIRS OF ZERO-LATENCY STUDIOS TO ALLOW UNMASKED LESSONS FOR VOICE AND WIND STUDENTS

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Board of Trustees As of June 30, 2021

LIFE TRUSTEE

A. Malachi Mixon, III+

CHAIR EMERITI

CIM’s highest honor bestowed on an individual who has made historically significant, unique or exemplary contributions and has played a defining role.

TRUSTEES EMERITI

Richard J. Bogomolny Richard J. Hipple Douglas J. McGregor Joseph B. Milgram Robert F. Miller A. Malachi Mixon, III+ Richard W. Pogue Barbara S. Robinson

Rosemary Deioma Terrance K. Donley John D. Gilliam Jeffrey P. Gotschall

Douglas J. McGregor Robert F. Miller Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin

John F. Shelley Sonali Bustamante Wilson

OFFICERS

Susan A. Rothmann, PhD Chair Robert Geho (BM ’91) First Vice Chair

Marilyn Sanders Mobley, PhD Jonathan P. Miller, MD Vice Chairs

Shawn M. Riley Treasurer Bonnie M. Cook (BM ’77) Secretary

BOARD MEMBERS

Gay C. Addicott A. Chace Anderson Carl E. Baldassarre Cynthia Bassett Charles A. Bittenbender William P. Blair, III Peter J. Brodhead Kathryn Brown* Chair, Faculty Senate Brent M. Buckley Ann Buescher Irad Carmi (BM ’87, MM ’88) Thomas F. Coakley* Governing Members Robert Conrad Charles P. Cooley, III

Jeffrey M. Davis Karen Ferry* Student Government C. Thomas Harvie Eleanor M. Hayes Ann L. Higley Richard J. Hipple Paul W. Hogle* President Peter T. Kjome* (BM ’89) Alumni Jean Koznarek* President, Partners for CIM Jeffrey B. Linton Wendell Maddox

Charles S. Marston Trent M. Meyerhoefer Marjorie M. Moyar, PhD Anthony J. O’Malley Gary W. Poth Katrina Redmond Barbara S. Robinson Elliott L. Schlang Donna M. Sciarappa Astri Seidenfeld Sean P. Smith Kevin Stein Christopher J. Swift Joseph H. Thomas Tracy A. Vigh Sanford E. Watson

Christoph von Dohnányi

Michael Tilson Thomas

André Watts

Served a minimum of ten years or has achieved a record of demonstrated distinction.

The Board of Trustees is responsible for maintaining a culture of high engagement, accountability and strategic thinking. As fiduciaries, Trustees oversee all CIM financial activities and assure that resources are aligned with the CIM mission.

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL

*Ex-Officio +deceased

Governing Members As of June 30, 2021 Governing Members play a key role in the future of CIM and classical music. Complementing the work of the Board of Trustees and Partners for CIM, Governing Members lead in their personal philanthropy and work to build community support for the next generation of musical talent, through their counsel, investment and ambassadorship.

LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE

MEMBERS

Thomas F. Coakley Chair Hank Doll

Linda F. Harper Bruce G. Hearey Arthur M. Kane

Deborah L. Neale Pete Perticarini Timothy K. Smith

Edward Addicott Josephine B. Anderson Joshua Bayer and Valerie Durrant Christine J. Bittenbender Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Blackstone Eric (MM ’82) and Karen Bower Margo and Tom Brackett D. McGregor Brandt, Jr. Ellen M. Brodhead Marshall and Brenda Brown Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brown Alfred Buescher, Jr. Rebecca Carmi (BM ’87, MM ’89) Feipang Ching David A. Cook Grosvie Cooley Mrs. Pitt A. Curtiss Eileen M. Davis David Deioma Becky Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Faubel Laurie Geho Robert Goss James and Nancy Grunzweig

Clive and Jane Hamlin Iris Harvie Jean A. Hipple Paul and Lauri Hogle Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz Peter R. G. Hussell and Katherine E. Estock Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Jack, Jr. Emilie Kadish Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Kalberer Mrs. Daryl A. Kearns Ok-Sim Nam Kim (AD ’87) and Dr. Chin-Tai Kim Jean Koznarek Melissa Kraut (BM ’90) and Gary Stevens Ann Langhenry Cathy Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. David Lincoln Susan Linton Susan Marston Jim Martin Charlotte McGregor Irene Meyerhoefer Katherine Miller Barbara Mixon Bert W. Moyar Ray and Katie Murphy

Andrea Nobil Thury L. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Park Philip Paul Dick (HDMA ’06) and Pat Pogue Rajini Poth Christine Riley Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Ringenbach Mr. and Mrs. James A. Saks Gail C. Schlang John Sciarappa Holly Selvaggi and Clark Harvey Kim Sherwin James A. and Sally Smith Judy Solganik Dean J. Southern (DMA ’09) Kristen Stein William H. Stigelman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Stroud Mary Swift Phil and Sarah Taylor Ellen B. Thomas Madeline Lucas Tolliver (BM ’09, MM ’11) Mr. and Mrs. James Venner Nicole Vigh Herb and Jody Wainer Georgeanna Beaver Whistler (BM ’49, MM ’51)

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Annual Fund Each year individuals, foundations and organizations make generous gifts to support CIM’s Annual Fund.

These contributions support the transformative classical music education CIM is internationally known for and allows us to empower the world’s most talented students to fulfill their dreams and potential. Thank you to those listed on the following pages who make all of this possible.

CENTURY CIRCLE $50,000 or more

Gay C. and Edward Addicott Cynthia Bassett Irad (BM ’87, MM ’88) and Rebecca (BM ’87, MM ’89) Carmi Robert Conrad (HDMA ’98) Becky Dunn Clive and Jane Hamlin Barbara S. Robinson (HDMA ’06) Elliott L. and Gail C. Schlang Kevin and Kristen Stein

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $25,000-$49,999

Mr. and Mrs. A. Chace Anderson Edith and Ted Miller+ Barbara and Mal+ Mixon Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Park Susan Rothmann and Philip Paul Astri Seidenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Thomas

$10,000-$24,999

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bittenbender Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Blackstone Mr. William P. Blair, III Brent M. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buescher, Jr. Bonnie M. (BM ’77) and David A. Cook Charlie and Grosvie Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Davis Robert Goss Linda Harper and Jim Martin Iris and Tom Harvie Mr.+ and Mrs. Bruce G. Higley Jean and Dick Hipple Paul and Lauri Hogle Emilie Kadish Jeff and Susan Linton Charles and Susan Marston Douglas and Charlotte McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Trent M. Meyerhoefer Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Miller Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Riley Mr. and Mrs. James Stroud Chris and Mary Swift Herb and Jody Wainer three who wish to remain anonymous

$5,000-$9,999

Eric (MM ’82) and Karen Bower Mr. D. McGregor Brandt, Jr. Peter and Ellie Brodhead Mr.+ and Mrs. Pitt A. Curtiss Mr. and Mrs. David Deioma Hank and Mary+ Doll Lauri and Robert B. (BM ’91) Geho Sharon C. and Daryl A.+ Kearns Jean and Mark Koznarek Mr. and Mrs. David Lincoln Mr. Thury L. O’Connor Anthony J. O’Malley and Anne Langhenry Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Sciarappa Ms. Kim Sherwin Marv+ and Judy Solganik Mr. and Mrs. James R. Venner Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Vigh two who wish to remain anonymous

$2,500-$4,999

Joshua Bayer and Valerie Durrant Margo and Tom Brackett Marshall and Brenda Brown Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brown Mr. Feipang Ching Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Faubel Mr. Joseph A. Gabalski (MM ’97) Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gillespie James and Nancy Grunzweig Scott Harrison and Angela Detlor Martin R. Hoke Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz Peter R. G. Hussell and Katherine E. Estock Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Jack, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Kalberer Mr. Arthur M. Kane Ok-Sim Nam Kim (AD ’87) and Dr. Chin-Tai Kim Ms. Cathy Lincoln The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family Foundation Dr. Marjorie and Mr. Bert Moyar Ray and Katie Murphy Deborah L. Neale Selma Ankist Family Trust, Andrea Nobil Trustee

PCS Companies Dick (HDMA ’06) and Pat Pogue Gary and Rajini Poth Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Ringenbach Mr. and Mrs. James A. Saks Holly Selvaggi and Clark Harvey James A. and Melda P. Smith Dr. Dean J. Southern (DMA ’09) Dr. William H. Stigelman, Jr. Phil and Sarah Taylor Madeline Lucas Tolliver (BM ’09, MM ’11) Mrs. Georgeanna Beaver Whistler (BM ’49, MM ’51)

$1,000-$2,499

John and Elizabeth Aten Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Bolton Dr. Jeanette G. Brown and Dr. Glenn R. Brown Thomas J. and Victoria G. Collin Connie and Hal Cooper Mrs. Barbara A. Davis Mrs. Shirley B. Dawson Michael and Sandra Dean Mr. and Mrs. David S. Dickenson, II Mr. Brian Ellacott Mr. Roger B. Ellsworth Mr. Jerome C. Fritz Priscilla Fullerton (BM ’64) Mrs. Rachel Gherlein+ Dr. Marshall (BM ’75, MM ’77) and Anne Griffith Eleanor Maxine Hayes Bruce and Stephanie Hearey Priscilla B. Hoag Pam and Steve Keefe Mr. Peter T. Kjome (BM ’89) Ms. Ursula Korneitchouk Dr. Ronald H. Krasney Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. LaBarre Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lafave, Jr. Mr. David Lewis Mr. William M. Mahon Mr. Roy Minoff Mr. Mario Morino Dr. George B. Naff Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Norton Jon and Jane Outcalt Gerald Polizzi and Constance Sancetta

Mildred Miller Posvar (BM ’46, HDMA ’83) Lola Rothmann+ Ms. Muriel Salovon Howard and Beth Simon Mr. Louis Slangen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Smiley Doris M. Sopher Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Sotak Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C. Sponseller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V.H. Vail Ms. Dorothy Van Poppel Ray Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Vernon Dr. Susan Reed Waller (DMA ’77) C. Scott (BM ’85) and Barbara Weber Daniel Tilles Weidenthal, MD Joela J. Jones (BM ’66, MM ’67) and Richard Weiss Mr. David Weld Mr. and Mrs. Dickson L. Whitney, Jr. Paul (BM ’75) and Margaret Yancich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zigmond four who wish to remain anonymous

$500-$999

Mr. Matthew Seth Ablan (MM ’98) Ms. Anne B. Adamson Bonnie M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bertsch Dr. and Mrs. John R. Blakemore Glenn R. Brown and Jeanette G. Brown Dr. Judy A. Bundra Katherine and Stephen Carpenter David P. (HDMA ’09) and Linda S. Cerone Ms. Lois J. Davis Ms. Barbara Domski Oliver+ and Mary Emerson Keith Fitch, DMus Dr. and Mrs. Francis A. Greicius, Jr. David and Harriet Griesinger Ms. Nancy Guthrie Don and Judy Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Jagodnik Mrs. Carole J. Kass Joseph P. and Nancy F. Keithley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Klieber Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lapin Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Lapine Dale and Kathy LaPorte Mr. Paul R. Lasky Dr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lindberg Priscilla G. and David B. Moore George and Carole Morris Mrs. Eudice M. Morse

Katherine T. and William J. O’Neill, Jr. Katie and Ken Outcalt Charitable Account Mrs. Nancy A. Patrick Mrs. Barbara I. Peskin Drs. Gösta and Mrs. Ninna Pettersson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin, Jr. Mr. John C. Robinson Martin I. Saltzman, MD Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Schelling Mrs. Henry Schoenewald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Schorgl Barbara S. and John Schubert Ms. Gretchen Schuler Mr.+ and Mrs. Oliver E. Seikel Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Suk Ms. Adriana Sulak Bombard and Mr. Jack Sulak Mr. Joseph Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Taylor Jean Toombs Mr. Christopher J. Toth (BM ’88, AD ’89) Mr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Visconsi, Jr. William M. Weber Mr. William N. West Mrs. Joan Wittenberg Ms. Margaret W. Wong one who wishes to remain anonymous

Rick Dailey Ms. Elaine Douvas (BM ’86) and Mr. Robert Sirinek Ms. Erica Dunn Ms. Peggy Elder Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Embry, Sr. William (MM ’68) and Nancy Foster Mrs. Ramona S. Freer Dr. and Mrs. (BM ’67) Andrew I. Froelich Ms. Maureen Garnett Mr. Richard R. Geier Mr. Laurence W. Glazener (BM ’72) and Ms. Judith Yanchus Ms. Nancy A. Gorenshek Mr. James D. Graham and Mr. David M. Dusek Mr. Adam Grais Lynn K. Gross Robin Hansel Jan Harding Mr. and Mrs.+ Richard M. Harris Kathryn Laura (MM ’99) and Thomas Harsha Mr. Peter S. Hellman

$250-$499

Dr. Rachel W. Abernethy Ms. Louise S. Acheson Drs. Richard and Eleanor Aron Joanne and Robert Balantzow Mrs. Marilyn M. Bedol Dr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Bell Tammie Y. Belton Mrs. Elaine R. Berg Mr. and Mrs. James S. Bingay, Jr. Mrs. Arielle Brodkey Dr. Margaret Brouwer Mr. Bennett Brown Mr. and Mrs. John P. Brucken Jean and Stephen Bucchieri Mr. Brad Buescher Mr. Richard M. Burk Kerry Capwell Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Chilcote Dwight and Nancy Clark Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Coakley Mr. Ronald L. Colucci Dr. Gloria Fok Cook (BM ’74, MM ’76, DMA ’84) Ms. Nancy Cook Mr. Brian F. Coughlin Dr. and Mrs. Dale H. Cowan Mr. Anthony Coyne

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Dr. Peter Hendricks Mr. Markus Heyder Ms. Carolyn Holt Ms. Lisa Kaeser Ms. Jodi D. Kanter and Mr. Steven Szilagyi Stephen and Elizabeth Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Kmetich Steven (MM ’84) and Ann Kohn Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Krapf Mr. Charles Lafave Dick and Barbara Lederman Mr. and Mrs. Morton Q. Levin Dr. Frederic J. Levine and Ms. Janine Martyn Mr. Jeffrey Litwiller Fred and Pearl Livingstone Ms. Vivian Louis Mr. William E. MacDonald, III Mr. and Mrs. John Malcolm Prof. and Mrs. G. D. Mateescu Mrs. Jeanine McGuire and Mr. Richard Ware James and Virginia Meil Robert E. Miller and Joyce A. Taylor Ms. Brenda K. Miller (MM ’74) Robert and Sarah Miller Mr. Aaron Millstone Roy and Cindy Moore Jane A. and Thomas W. Morris Paul H. and Jane Ann Mougey Judge J. and Barbara H. Nahra Mr. George Nalley Mr. James Nicholson John and Marlene Phillips Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Polster Mary Ann Ponce Ms. Kathryn Porcen and Mr. Phillip Robinson Jerrod and Stephanie Price Drs. Martin and Laura Rabinowitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Risman Marjorie B. Ritchie Mr. James Robinson Margaret B. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Roth Ms. Susan Salata Mr. Aaron Savin Mr. William Schaefer and Ms. Diane R. Umbenhauer Mr. Paul Schenly (BM ’69, MM ’71) Mr. Herbert Schilling Betty T. & David M. Schneider Foundation Ms. Nancy L. Schubert Mrs. Susan Schwarzwald Mr. Dennis M. Seaman Mary Sue Sidoti (BM ’51, MM ’54) Mrs. Susan Silverberg Bewie and Mr. Richard Bewie

Jamie and Nancy (MM ’82) Snell The Leonard and Lois Solganik Family Sharmon Sollitto and Michael Lederman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Thomas Jeffrey R. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Titas Martha and Ed Towns Drs. Howard and Sara Tucker Ms. Lembi Veskimets (BM ’95, MM ’97) Mr. and Mrs. Marc A. Vosen Margaret G. Weitzel Mrs. Ina White Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Williams Sonali Bustamante Wilson Ms. Nancy L. Wolpe five who wish to remain anonymous

$100-$249

Mr. Thomas R. Abel Marion C. Abele Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Ackerman Dr. Harriet A. Alger (BM ’51) John (MM ’88) and Mary Jean Allen Mr. Edward Andros Dr. Kathryn Apotsos Mr. Eric A. Arbiter (MM ’74) Jean Marshall Arfield (MM ’66) Lynne M. Bajec Mr. James Baker Mrs. Katherine S. Ball Dr. Lester A. Ballard, Jr. Mr. Mitchell J. Bassman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Bell Ms. Barbara Belt Jerry and Cheryl Bleick Mr. Louis Bloomfield Mr. Lawrence Blumenthal Elaine H. Bolasny Ms. Kevaly Bozes Mr. William Braidech Mr. Eugene L. Brand Mrs. Elizabeth W. Breckenridge Ms. Christine Brodeur Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Brooks Kathryn Brown (AD ’93) and Robert Schilz Mr. Thomas Brugger Mr. and Mrs. Bill W. Bruml Mr. and Mrs. Armond Budish Mr. Kenneth Bunosky Mr. Don Burgess Mr. and Mrs. John J. J. Burke Leonard and Kaye Cann Mrs. Jean Caplan Frank P. and Jo Anne Caputo Mr. David Carr Dr. and Mrs. Helmut F. Cascorbi

Ms. Luba Cehelska Mrs. Lydia F. Champlin Sonia Chapnick Dr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Chengelis Nancy Chien-Heng (MM ’81) and Vernon T. Cherrix Elizabeth Unis Chesko (BM ’56) Mr. Mark Cohen Mr. Anthony Colini Diane Collier and Robert Gura Mr. and Mrs. Jude Correa Mr. Michael A. Costanzo Bruce and Maryellen Cudney Mr. and Mrs. Brian Curtiss Ms. Caroline Curtiss Ralph H. and Barbara L. Daugstrup Mr. Robert Jeff Dean Mr. Paul DeMuro Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dettelbach Mr. John Dmytriw and Mrs. Constance I. Dmytriw Pod Mrs. Mary A. Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Duquette Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Duvin Jim and Jayne Early Ms. Gail M. Eovito Dr. Donald J. Erb Thomas E. Evans Dr. Patrice R. Ewoldt (MM ’94) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Fabens, III Mrs. Joan Falkner Charles Fischer Mr. Dean L. Fisher Alayne Fodor-Gopalakrishna and K. V. Gopalakrishna Karen and Howard Forest Mariellen Frank Ms. Hannah Marie Frey (BM ’99, MM ’01) Lee E. Fritts and Alice M. Fritts Dr. and Mrs. (BM ’67) Andrew I. Froelich Dr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Fuller Peter and Barbara Galvin Dr. Ken Uchino and Ms. Veronica Garcia-Palacios Mr. Steven Garfunkel Mr. Jim Gaw and Mrs. Tiana Wen Germaine Gibian Mr. and Michael Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Bob Glick Mr. and Mrs. Ted Goble Mr. and Mrs. Larry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Goldfarb Mr. William M. Goldstein Murray A. Goldstone, MD Mr. Bernard D. Goodman Ms. Stacey A. Gossmann (BM ’80, MM ’85)

Ms. Karen Gottlieb (MM ’80) and Mr. David Klein Andrew and Lois Gross Mr. and Mrs. Armin Guggenheim Dr. Donald Guinee, Jr. Ms. Abby Guterman Dr. Mary Frances Haerr and Mr. Kalman Zucker Ms. Karen Hahn Ms. Ellen Halfon Mr. and Mrs. David Hammack Marcia G. Handke+ Alan and Judith Hart Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Hatch Ms. Robyn Hays Ms. Jill Heuss John S. and Elaine M. Hibshman Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Hollington, Jr. Mr. James L. Hook Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Horst Dr. and Mrs. Lansing Hoskins Dr. Ronald Hough Mr. and Mrs. Jirair Hovsepian Anne and David+ Hunter Dr. Meade G. Ignacio-Francisco Dr. Ronald S. Immerman Ms. Nicki Inman Mr. Morris Jacob (BM ’75, MM ’77) Dr. and Mrs. James S. Jacobsohn Ms. Anne Jarrad and Mr. Ryan Thomas Mr. William R. Johnson Mrs. Electra Johnson Karen and Alan Jordan Mrs. Amanda Joyner Br. Daniel Q. Kane C.S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Kappus Ms. Katarzyna Karelus and Mr. Mark D. Bergman Mrs. Katherine Kartalis Dr. Richard S. Kaufman Ms. Lauren E. Kawentel Michele M. Kay Ms. Patricia J. Kellner and Dr. James Heflich Mr. Mike Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kempton Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kerber Rozetta Kim Mr. Richard King Mrs. Sabina Y. Kirik Ms. Mary Klein Dr. Nina Klein Ms. Kathy Klimko Stuart F. and Theresia G. Kline Jules and Lani Koach Yolanda Kondonassis (BM ’86, MM ’89) and Michael Sachs Ms. Susan Carol Koppenhaver (BM ’84) Ms. Marlene Krause

Jean L. Kumler Stephen A. Kushnick, PhD Mr. and Mrs. John F. Lalley Mrs. Susan Lander Ms. Lois Langell Ken Laskey Mrs. Charles Z. Lawrence Mrs. Norma Lerner Rabbi Alan and Jean Lettofsky Susan and Howard Levin Scott M. and Rochelle M. Lewis Ms. Shaw Meei Liao and Mr. Ying Chih Loh Jun Liu Mr. Vincent Lombardo and Ms. Barbara J. Stanford Linda Ludwig Mr. Paul Lund Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lyon Ms. Hyacinth Macintosh Carol O. Madsen John S. and Rosemary+ Maulbetsch Mr. Maguy Mavissakalian Nancy and Kevin T. McCaffrey Dave and Helen McDermott Dr. Linda McDonald Mr. and Mrs. James J. McMonagle Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Meckler Ms. Anne Meissner Mr. Thomas R. Miklich Mr. John R. Miller and Mrs. Susannah M. Butler Ms. Laura M. Motchalov (MM ’03) Mrs. Beatrice B. Muller David J. Muller (MM ’76) Mr. David Muniak Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Newman Noel W. and Carolyn D. Nilson Mr. and Mrs. George T. Nishimura Mr. Forrest Norman Mr. Robert O’Brien and Mrs. Gail Ridgway O’Brien Mrs. Margaret B. Ocepek Ms. Maureen T. O’Malley Kim Barton and Doug Orr Mr. Henry Ott-Hansen Mr. Terance Owens Drs. James A. and Marian Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Adam Pawlowski Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Peter Daniel and Loretta Pierce Ms. Anne Hobson Pilot (BM ’66) Mr. William Plesec and Ms. Susan M. Stechschulte Mr. and Mrs. William A. Powel, III Ms. Sylvia A. Profenna Ms. Helen Reich Donna J. Reidhead Bradley and Lisa Rek Ms. Jennifer Remmer

Mrs. Marlene Ricanati James S. Ritchie (MM ’15) Mr. and Mrs. Geraldo M. Rivera Randy Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Rivitz Ms. Leigh Rizzieri Mr. Andrew M. Robble and Ms. Mary Beth Curtin Edith K. (BM ’60, MM ’63) and David Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenow Dr. Peter Lionel Rothbart (DMA ’91) and Mrs. Linda Uhll John and Linda Roush Dr. Debra Rozin Alice and Robert Rubinstein Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Ruppe Mr. Wayne Salamon Dr. Michael Salkind and Dr. Carol Gill Dr. and Mrs. Steve Sanford Jessica Schackne (MM ’69) Dr. Mary G. Schiller Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Schmelzer Dr. and Mrs. Steven P. Schneider Ms. Linda B. Schneider Richard A. Schreck Bobbie and Niki Schwartz Annette Severiens and Brett Himes Mr. and Mrs. William A. Shapard, III Ms. Rebecca Kathleen Shasberger (MM ’17)

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Janice Rumi Shimasaki (MM ’97) Mr. and Mrs. Sanford M. Shore Donna Lee (BM ’69) and Thomas Shriner Mr. Jon Shulman Jay G. and Toby Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Silberger Kempton and Nancy King Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Snell Mr. and Mrs. James Richard Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Staph Mr. and Mrs. Dailon Stauvers Mr. Alan L. Steffen Karin Stone Ms. Mary Lou V. Stricklin Mrs. Ellen Strommen Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Sturm Michael (MM ’78) and Carolyn Suttle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swaney Dr. Vicki A. Switzer and Mr. John McFarlane Mr. Joseph J. Szabo, III Ms. Lorraine S. Szabo Mr. Maurice Tabickman Mr. David W. Taggart (BM ’76) Dr. and Mrs. Harris Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Fred Teren Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Thomas Leonard and Kerstin Trawick Mr. Garry Tsang and Ms. Lei Gui Dr. and Mrs. James L. Vendeland Kenneth J. Vinciquerra Carole Hershey Walters Mr. and Mrs. James G. Watterson William B. Watterson and Melissa K. Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Yair Weinstock Robert C. Weppler Dr. Julie A. West Ms. Nancy West Ms. Marilyn W. Weston Earl S. and Sherdia T. White Mrs. Kristin Whitman Mr. William G. Wigglesworth Denise A. (MM ’79) and Charles E. (BM ’77, MM ’78) Wilkinson, III Mr. and Mrs. James L. Wilkoff Mrs. Delores M. Wilson (BM ’61) Mr. Truman E. Witt, Jr. Phyllis G. Wolk Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Woodcock Mr. and Mrs. Tronze I. Wu Mr. Gerald Zahler Thomas M. Zale (BM ’63) four who wish to remain anonymous + deceased

All donor acknowledgements are as of June 30, 2021. We thank all our donors for their support, including those we could not list here due to space limitations.

We take pride in acknowledging your support by your preferred name.

If you notice an error or omission, please contact the development team at 216.795.3160.

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Institutional Supporters Corporations, foundations and government support make a CIM education possible. We express our gratitude for these leading philanthropic institutions that contribute to the future of classical music. $100,000 or more

KULAS FOUNDATION

Dorothy Richard Starling Foundation

$50,000-$99,999

$1,000-$4,999

Paul M. Angell Family Foundation The Cleveland Foundation The George Gund Foundation The Sphinx Organization

Dr. NE and JZ Berman Foundation Clearstead Advisors, LLC Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation The Giant Eagle Foundation The Gries Family Foundation Huntington National Bank The K Company KSH America The Laub Foundation Jack, Joseph & Morton Mandel Foundation McDonald Hopkins Ohio Federation of Music Clubs Foundation The Presser Foundation The Ralph and Lucille Schey Foundation Tucker Ellis LLP The S. K. Wellman Foundation one who wishes to remain anonymous

$25,000-$49,999 Hearst Foundations KeyBank Foundation John P. Murphy Foundation Ohio Arts Council Partners for CIM The Payne Fund The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation

$10,000-$24,999 Fenn Educational Fund William O. & Gertrude Lewis Frohring Fund The Dorothea Wright Hamilton Fund The Higley Fund George M. and Pamela S. Humphrey Fund Hyster-Yale Materials Handling Inc. Martha Holden Jennings Foundation

$5,000-$9,999 BakerHostetler M.E. and F.J. Callahan Foundation The George W. Codrington Charitable Foundation Deloitte Fortnightly Musical Club The Harry K. Fox & Emma R. Fox Charitable Foundation The Hankins Foundation Richard Horvitz & Erica Hartman-Horvitz Foundation KeyBank The Murch Foundation David and Inez Myers Foundation The O’Neill Brothers Foundation The George Garretson Wade Charitable Trust #2 Vulcan Materials Company

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Endowed Scholarships Endowment donors ensure that CIM will be the future of classical music. Permanently endowed scholarships secure access to education for current and future generations of students, while endowed chairs and general endowment funds support the excellence of our faculty and institute as a whole.

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

ENDOWED CHAIRS

Edward and Gay Cull Addicott Presidential Scholarship Mary Hamlin Memorial Presidential Scholarship Robinson Family Presidential Scholarship A. Chace and Josephine Anderson Dean’s Scholarship Jean and Richard Hipple Dean’s Scholarship A. Malachi Mixon III & Barbara W. Mixon Dean’s Scholarship Iris and Tom Harvie Director’s Award

Moses William Beckelman Cello Chair Eleanor H. Biggs Memorial Distinguished Professors Mary Elizabeth Callahan President’s Chair Frank K. Griesinger Clarinet Chair Reinberger Chair in Piano Dorothy P. Schmitt Chair in Opera Vincent K. and Edith H. Smith Chair in Composition

Hope and Stanley Adelstein Scholarship for Financial Need John and Elizabeth Aten Endowed Scholarship Vronsky & Babin Memorial Scholarship Clara G. Bickford Piano Scholarship Rebecca and Irad Carmi Scholarship for Israeli Students Chalifoux-Salzedo Scholarship Ellis A. and Alice S. Feiman Memorial Scholarship William O. & Gertrude Lewis Frohring Scholarship Henry Fusner Organ Scholarship GAR Foundation Scholarship Fund Mildred Drews Gilliam Memorial Scholarship Mort Kadish Scholarship for Violin Emma Lincoln Scholarship for Voice Marianne Mastics Scholarship in Piano Katharine Mulky Warne Milhaud Scholarship Joseph B. McClelland Scholarship C.K. and Nancy Patrick Endowed Scholarship Jane Post Scholarship Beryl Rubinstein Fund Joan A. Siegel Violin Scholarship Carole Hershey Walters Endowed Scholarship Anonymous Scholarship (2)

OPERATING FUNDS Charni Fund CIM General Endowment Fund Ellen and Joe Thomas Endowed Fund

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1920 Society The 1920 Society honors individuals who have made a special legacy commitment to support the Cleveland Institute of Music. Members of the 1920 Society ensure that CIM will be the future of classical music by including CIM in their estate plans.

Gay C. and Edward Addicott Dr. Larry A. Baker (MM ’73, DMA ’84) Ruth Baker and Jordan Wexler Mr. and Mrs. James J. Balaguer Cynthia Bassett William C. and Mary W. Beckenbach Eric (MM ’82) and Karen Bower Mrs. Arielle Brodkey Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Buescher, Jr. Irad (BM ’87, MM ’88) and Rebecca (BM ’87, MM ’89) Carmi Mrs. Gladys E. Cavell David P. (HDMA ’09) and Linda S. Cerone Tom and Susan Cucuzza Dr. Mark H. Curley Jan Curry and Richard E. Rodda Mr.+ and Mrs. Pitt A. Curtiss Barbara A. Davis Marjorie I. Day Mr. and Mrs. David Deioma Hank and Mary+ Doll Mr. William F. Dollard Rebecca and George+ Dunn Tom and Cindy Einhouse Roger B. Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs. William Esplandiu Ms. Patricia J. Factor Priscilla Fullerton (BM ’64) Mr. Joseph A. Gabalski (MM ’97) Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gilliam Susan L. Golden, PhD Robert Goss Elaine Harris Green Robert and Sally Gries Dr. Marshall Griffith (BM ’75, MM ’77) Ronald F. Grinage (MM ’82) Dr. Clive Hamlin, in appreciation of Mary Hamlin Linda F. Harper Iris and Tom Harvie Adel Heinrich Mr.+ and Mrs. Bruce G. Higley

Jean and Dick Hipple Lillie A. Hopkins-Clausell Toni Hopkins Patience Cameron Hoskins Nancy Kurfess Johnson, MD Mort+ and Emilie Kadish David D. and Gloria D. Kahan Julian and Etole Kahan Dr. Timothy Michael Kalil (BM ’74, MM ’76) Jodi Kanter and Steven Szilagyi Maurice (BM ’52)+ and Judy Kaplow Ms. Sharon Koppelman James A. Kozel Ed and Jan Kulback Joan Kwuon (PS ’95) Judith V. Lelchook Ms. Barbara Levine Dr. Frederic J. Levine and Ms. Janine Martyn Dr. Janice Levine and Mr. Brian Igoe Mrs. Lenore Levine Ms. Sharon Levine Drs. Carole and Daniel Litt Idarose and Ted+ Luntz Carol O. Madsen David R. and Helen M. McDermott Bruce G. McInnes Robert and Sarah Miller Barbara and Mal+ Mixon Mr. and Mrs. David B. Moore Thomas Moore+ and Douglas Bunker Dr. Marjorie and Mr. Bert Moyar Deborah L. Neale Dr. Richard Nelson Alice M. Nilges Leslie and Donald O’Bell Mr. Thury L. O’Connor C.K. “Pat” Patrick+ and Nancy Patrick Dick (HDMA ’06) and Pat Pogue Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin, Sr. Carole A. Rieck

Edith K. (BM ’60, MM ’63) and David Roberts Barbara S. Robinson (HDMA ’06) Karen and Vern Rominger Melvin and Miriam Rosenthal Professor Alan Miles Ruben and Judge Betty Willis Ruben Lin Marie Satava Mr. and Mrs. Elliott L. Schlang Holly A. Selvaggi Susie W. Sharp Kim Sherwin Herbert+ and Carolyn Sihler Joel Smirnoff Dr. William H. Stigelman, Jr. Karin Stone Ms. Linda S. Strommen (BM ’78, MM ’79) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Thomas Ms. Clare R. Walker Dr. Susan Reed Waller (DMA ’77) Carole Hershey Walters Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Warren Richard+ and Jacqueline Weiner Max Wendel Mrs. Georgeanna Beaver Whistler (BM ’49, MM ’51) H. Sue+ and Meredith Williams three who wish to remain anonymous +deceased We honor the memory of those who supported the future of classical music through their estates in the past year.

Hope S. and Stanley I. Adelstein+ Estate of Delores Comey+ Emma Lincoln+ Estate of Laura Ingrid Messing+ Norma Ennen Murry & Robert Malcolm Murry Trust Mr. Alexander McAfee+ Jennie R. King+ Estate of Astrid A. Weizman+

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