The Estate Project's efforts to document the effect of AIDS on American music and to preserve the work of composers with AIDS were guided by the Music Advisory Committee:

Chester Biscardi, Composer, Faculty Sarah Lawrence College
George Boziwick, Curator, American Music Collection, NY Public Library For Performing Arts
Rosalie Calabrese, Music Consultant; Former Executive Director, American Composers Alliance
John Corigliano, Composer
David Del Tredici, Composer; Faculty, City University of New York
Richard Dworkin, Owner of Significant Other Records; Freelance Rock Musician
Charles Eubanks, Acting Chief, Music Division, NY Public Library For Performing Arts
Fred Hersch, Composer/Pianist
Charles Hamlen, President, Classical Action
Ellie M. Hisama, Director, Institute for Studies in American Music, Brooklyn College, CUNY
Ralph Jackson, Vice President, Concert Music, BMI
Laura Kaminsky, Composer; Director, Musicians Accord Ensemble
Richard Kessler, Executive Director, American Music Center
Maury Newburger, Arts Patron
Pauline Oliveros, Composer; Faculty, Mills College
Vivian Perlis, Director, Oral History Project of American Music, Yale University
Frances Richard, Vice President, Concert Music, ASCAP
Ned Rorem, Composer
Norman Ryan, Promotion & Creative Manager, G. Schirmer, Inc.

The Estate Project and the authors of the Music Archive Catalogue would also like to thank the following institutions and individuals:

Paul Attinello
Harry Bernstein and Bill Severson
Philip Blackburn (American Composers Forum)
William Bland
Roger Bourland (Yelton Rhodes Music)
Gerald Busby
Sarah Cahill
Anthony De Mare
Bonnie Dopp (Special Collections in Performing Arts, University of Maryland)
Suzanne Flandreau (Center for Black Music Research, Columbia College)
Wayne Lee Gay (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
Leslie Gerber
Don Gillespie
Jane Gottlieb (Lila Acheson Wallace Library, The Juilliard School)
Will Grant
Jesus Guillen
Neal Hatch
Martin Hennessy
Harry Huff
Don Hulbert
David Hursh (Music Library, East Carolina University)
Mimi Johnson (Lovely Music)
Clayton Kirking
Joe Leary
Wayne Leupold
Lyn Listen (American Music Center)
Michael McDonagh
Matthew McQueen
Anne Midgette
Patrick Moore
Frank J. Oteri (American Music Center)
Paul Paccione
Tim Page
Wayne Rivera
Sharon Saltzman (ASCAP)
Elizabeth Schaff (Arthur Friedheim Library, Peabody Conservatory)
Laurie Shulman
Jason Serinus
Mimi Stern-Wolfe
Cia Toscanini (ASCAP)
"Blue" Gene Tyranny
Cathy Turner
Keith C. Ward
and the late Lou Harrison