from James Ladewig Treasurer, American Musicological Society One picture is worth 200KB of text. The two largest single-member benefactors in the Society’s history, if adjusted for today’s dollars, remain Otto Kinkeldey and Manfred Bukofzer. Kinkeldey's $30,000 in 1968 amounts to $171,293 in 2006 currency; Bukofzer's estate of $71,757, in 1971, to $352,052 today. Let alone the market value of the endowed funds. Think about it and . . .
	International Congress of Musicology, 1939 Standing: Harold Spivacke, Otto Kinkeldey, Otto Gombosi, Knud Jeppesen, Fernando Liuzzi, Gustave Reese Seated: Edward J. Dent, Carleton Sprague Smith, Curt Sachs, Alfred Einstein, Dayton C. Miller
	from ELAINE SISMAN from JAMES LADEWIG | RICH CRAWFORD from LOIS ROSOW & ANDREW DELL'ANTONIO | DAVID GRAMIT from GREG BLOCH | SARAH EYERLY from our student co-chairs: ANA ALONSO-MINUTTI, ERICKA HONISCH, ROB PEARSON