1st Symposium, 1959 (foundation year)
Alfred Czerny, Austria
Heinrich Deutsch, Austria
Eugène Dodeigne, Belgium
Gerson Fehrenbach, Germany
Janez Lenassi, Yugoslavia
Peter Meister, Switzerland
Jacques Moeschal, Belgium
Dino Paolini, Italy
Karl Prantl, Austria – founder
Erich Reischke, Germany
Erwin Thorn, Austria
Hans Verhulst, Holland
André Willequet, Belgium
Sepp Wyss, Switzerland
1960
Achiam, Israel/Paris
Herbert Baumann, Germany
Kosso Eloul, Israel
Michael Grossert, Switzerland
Yasuo Mizui, Japan
Josef Pillhofer, Austria
Jakob Savinšek, Yugoslavia
Joachim F. Schultze, Germany
Erwin Thorn, Austria
Olgierd Truszynski, Poland
Hermann Walenta, Austria
1961
Maria Biljan-Bilger, Austria
Auguste Cardenas, Cuba
Ajit Chakravarti, India
Yoshikuni Iida, Japan
Rudolf Kedl, Austria
Günther Roth, Germany
Ursula Sax, Germany
Alina Szapocznikow, Poland
Giorgio Zennarao, Italy
1962
Fritz Hartlauer, Austria
Krishna Reddy, India
Pierre Székely, Hungary
Andreas Urteil, Austria
1963
Milos Chlupác, Czech Republic
Momcilo Krcoviv, Yugoslavia
Karl Prantl, Austria
Erich Reischke, Germany
Barna von Sartory, Hungary
Moshe Schwartz-Buky, Israel
Magdalena Wiecek, Poland
1964
Herbert Baumann, Germany
Milos Chlupác, Czech Republic
Rolf Jörres, Germany
Werner Mach, Austria
Zdenek Palcr, Czech Republic
Karl Prantl, Austria
Sándor Rétfalvi, Hungary
David Thompson, England
Olgierd Truszynski, Poland
Peter Knapp, Germany
1966
Elmar Daucher, Germany
Patricia (Pat) Diska, USA/France
Janez Lenassi, Yugoslavia
Dietrich Lötsch
Zbynek Sekal, Czech Republic
Max Sauk, Germany
Rudolf Uher, Slovakia
Hermann Painitz
Karl Prantl, Austria
Hajime Togashi, Japan
Olbram Zoubek, Czech Republic
1967
Fritz Hartlauer, Austria
Hiromi Akiyama, Japan
Leo Kornbrust, Germany
Andrej Rudavsky
Toru Taki, Japan
Pedro Tramullas, France
1969
Matanyia Abramson, Israel
Paul Aschenbach, USA
Kenneth Campbell, USA
Kroum Dimitrov Damjanov, Bulgaria
Herbert George, USA
Peter Holowka, Austria
Minoru Niizuma, Japan
Franz Xaver Ölzant, Austria
Adolf Ryszka, Poland
JiříSeifert, Czech Republic (then: Czechoslovakia)
A.D. Trantenroth, Germany
Ludwig Weber, Germany
1970
Makoto Fujiwara, Japan
Takao Hirose, Japan
Makio Yamaguchi, Japan
Tetsuzo Yamamoto, Japan
Satoru Shoji, Japan
1971
Kengiru Azuma, Japan
Anna Maria Kupper, Switzerland
Milena Lah, Yugoslavia
Alois Mandl, Austria
Ratko Petric, Croatia
Heinz Pistol, Germany
1972-1976 (Stephansplatz project)
Hiromi Akiyama, Japan
Maria Biljan-Bilger, Austria
Makoto Fujiwara, Japan
Fritz Hartlauer, Austria
Hannes Haslecker
Matthias Hietz, Austria
Stefan Kamenyeczky
Leo Kornbrust, Germany
Wolfgang Kubach, Germany
Anna Kubach-Wilmsen, Germany
Milena Lah, Yugoslavia
Janez Lenassi, Yugoslavia
Gero Müller-Goldegg
Osamu Nakajima, Japan
Franz Xaver Ölzant, Austria
Karl Prantl, Austria
Paul Schneider, Germany
Ebina Shigeharu, Japan
1979
Maria Biljan-Bilger, Austria
Maria Burger, Austria
Ludwig Gleissner, Austria
Manfred Hirschbrich, Austria
Emanuel Kolowratnik, Hungary
Martin Rauch, Austria
Mark Yudell, USA/Israel