THE COLBURN SCHOOL

Engages 6,800 Title I public school students annually through a performing arts pipeline, after-school training, and summer immersion programs for rising fifth graders from under-resourced schools.

Engages over 6,800 Title I public school students annually through a performing arts pipeline, including an annual performance event for 2,000 fourth graders, a summer arts immersion camp for rising fifth graders, and an after-school music training program with full scholarships for students from under-resourced schools.

Engages over 6,800 Title I public school students annually through a performing arts pipeline, multidisciplinary summer camps, after-school programs, and annual performances for fourth graders, with full scholarships provided to students from under-resourced schools.

Engages 6,800 Title I public school students annually through a performing arts pipeline, including an immersive after-school program, a summer camp for rising fifth graders, and an annual performance event for over 2,000 fourth graders from partner schools in under-resourced communities.

Engages 6,800 Title I public school students annually through a performing arts pipeline, including an immersive after-school program, a summer camp for rising fifth graders, and an annual performance event for over 2,000 fourth graders from under-resourced Los Angeles schools.

Engages over 6,800 Title I public school students annually through a performing arts pipeline, after-school training, summer camps, and annual performance events for fourth graders from partner schools.

Engages over 6,800 Title I public school students annually through a performing arts pipeline, after-school training, summer camps, and annual events such as a performance day for 2,000 fourth graders.

Hosts major competitive and community music events, including the Primrose International Viola Competition (co-presented with the American Viola Society) and TonicCon, the first in-person gathering of the global Tonic app music community.

Hosts the Primrose International Viola Competition and special events such as TonicCon, the first in-person gathering of the global Tonic app music community, and media broadcasts including KTLA5 and ABC7.

Offers full-tuition, room, and board scholarships to all admitted students in the Colburn Conservatory and provides need-based and merit-based full scholarships to 45% of all students, including 326 full scholarships annually through programs like the Herbert Zipper Scholars and the Access Fund.

Offers full-tuition, room, and board scholarships to all admitted conservatory students and provides need-based and merit-based full scholarships to 45% of all students, including through the Herbert Zipper Scholars program and Access Fund, awarding $15.2 million annually.

Offers full-tuition, room, and board scholarships to all admitted students in the Colburn Conservatory and provides need-based full scholarships to students in other divisions through programs like the Herbert Zipper Scholars and the Access Fund, awarding $15.2 million annually and supporting 45% of the student body.

Hosts the Primrose International Viola Competition and co-presents it with the American Viola Society; hosted TonicCon, the first in-person gathering of the global Tonic app music community.

Hosts the Primrose International Viola Competition and co-presented the 2018 edition with the American Viola Society. Also hosted TonicCon, the first in-person gathering of the global Tonic app music community, in October 2024.

Hosts the Primrose International Viola Competition and co-presented the 2018 edition with the American Viola Society; hosted TonicCon, the first in-person gathering of the global Tonic app music community.

Organizes and hosts major events such as the Primrose International Viola Competition and TonicCon, the first in-person gathering of the global Tonic app music community.

Hosts over 350 public music and dance performances annually on campus, including free concerts for beginners and the public, Friday Night Recitals, and student recitals featuring rare instruments. Also includes high-profile events such as live broadcasts and performances during the L.A. Dodgers Parade.

Organizes international tours for student ensembles, including performances in the UK, Ireland, Germany, and France, and hosts competitive events such as the Primrose International Viola Competition, which it co-presented with the American Viola Society in 2018.

Organizes international and national performance tours for student ensembles, including the Colburn Orchestra’s debut tour in the UK and Ireland and a subsequent chamber music tour across London, Dublin, Berlin, and Paris.

Organizes international tours for student ensembles, including the Colburn Orchestra’s debut tour in the UK and Ireland and a chamber music tour across London, Dublin, Berlin, and Paris. Hosts and participates in major competitions such as the Primrose International Viola Competition, where student ensembles have won top awards.

Conducts international performance tours featuring the Colburn Orchestra and chamber ensembles, including inaugural tours to the UK and Ireland and subsequent performances in London, Dublin, Berlin, and Paris.

Manages multiple student and professional-level ensembles including the Colburn Orchestra, Colburn Chamber Players, Colburn Baroque Ensemble, and Conservatory ensembles such as Trio Azura, which have performed internationally and won national awards.

Manages multiple high-level performance groups including the Colburn Orchestra, Colburn Chamber Players, and Colburn Baroque Ensemble, offering students professional-level performance experience, including international tours.

Operates multiple performance ensembles including the Colburn Orchestra, Colburn Chamber Players, and Colburn Baroque Ensemble; hosts over 350 public music and dance performances annually and has conducted international tours in the UK, Ireland, Germany, and France.

Awards $15.2 million in scholarships annually, including full-tuition scholarships to all Conservatory students and need-based support through programs like the Herbert Zipper Scholars and Access Fund. Provides full scholarships to 45% of students, including 326 students annually through institutional aid.

Hosts public broadcasts and media events, including ABC7’s live coverage during the L.A. Dodgers Parade and KTLA5’s School Spirit Spotlight Series, to showcase student and faculty talent and increase community visibility.

Offers free public concerts, including performances for beginners and large-scale events such as an annual performance for over 2,000 fourth graders; hosts media events and broadcasts to engage the broader Los Angeles community.

Hosts over 350 public music and dance performances annually on campus, including free concerts for beginners and the general public, Friday Night Recitals, and student recitals featuring rare instruments.

Hosts over 350 public music and dance performances annually, including free concerts for the public and beginners, student recitals, and ensemble performances by the Colburn Orchestra, Colburn Chamber Players, and Colburn Baroque Ensemble.

Hosts over 350 annual public performances on campus, including free concerts for the general public and beginner audiences, and features ensembles such as the Colburn Orchestra, Colburn Chamber Players, and Colburn Baroque Ensemble.

Hosts over 350 public music and dance performances annually, including free concerts for the public and beginners, student recitals, ensemble performances, and special events such as Friday Night Recitals and broadcasts from major public events like the L.A. Dodgers Parade.

Hosts over 350 public music and dance performances annually on campus, including free concerts for the public and beginners, Friday Night Recitals, and performances by ensembles such as the Colburn Orchestra, Colburn Chamber Players, and Colburn Baroque Ensemble.

Hosts over 350 public music and dance performances annually, including free concerts for beginners and general audiences, Friday Night Recitals, and student ensemble performances across campus venues.

Engages 6,800 Title I public school students annually through programming, including an annual performance event for over 2,000 fourth graders, a summer arts immersion camp for rising fifth graders, and an after-school music training program with full scholarships for students from under-resourced schools.

Awards $15.2 million in scholarships annually, provides full-tuition, room and board for conservatory students, and runs targeted programs such as the Herbert Zipper Scholars and Access Fund to support students with financial need, including 45% of all students and full scholarships for 326 students annually.

Provides $15.2 million in annual scholarships, including full-tuition and full-cost scholarships for all Conservatory students and need-based support through programs like the Herbert Zipper Scholars and Access Fund, serving 45% of the student body.

Awards $15.2 million in scholarships annually, including full-tuition, room, and board for all Conservatory students and need-based support through the Access Fund and Herbert Zipper Scholars program, with 45% of all students receiving financial aid.

Provides $15.2 million in annual scholarships, including full-tuition, room, and board for all Conservatory students and need-based support through programs like the Herbert Zipper Scholars and the Access Fund, benefiting 45% of enrolled students.

Supports the local arts ecosystem through institutional and faculty partnerships, media collaborations (e.g., KTLA5, ABC7), and public events such as live broadcasts and community spotlights.

Operates and supports professional-level student ensembles including the Colburn Orchestra, Colburn Chamber Players, and Colburn Baroque Ensemble, which perform locally, nationally, and internationally.

Hosts annual summer music camps and multidisciplinary arts immersion programs for rising fifth graders and pre-college students from Title I schools, as well as broader summer music camps in Los Angeles.

Provides intensive training programs for gifted pre-college musicians through the Colburn Music Academy and for advanced students in music and dance through the all-scholarship Conservatory of Music and Trudl Zipper Dance Institute, preparing them for professional careers.

Provides intensive instruction and career preparation for gifted young performers in music and dance through the Colburn Conservatory of Music, the Colburn Music Academy, and the Trudl Zipper Dance Institute, serving over 2,000 students annually from around the world.

Provides intensive instruction and career preparation for gifted young performers through the Colburn Conservatory of Music, the Colburn Music Academy, and the Trudl Zipper Dance Institute, serving over 2,000 students annually from around the world. Programs are designed to prepare students for advanced education and careers as professional musicians and dancers.

Provides intensive training programs for gifted young performers preparing for advanced education and careers in music and dance, including the Colburn Conservatory of Music, the Colburn Music Academy for pre-college students, and the Trudl Zipper Dance Institute for students aged 14 to 19.

Provides intensive instruction and career preparation for gifted young performers through the Colburn Conservatory of Music, the Colburn Music Academy, and the Trudl Zipper Dance Institute, serving over 2,000 students annually from around the world.

Operates the Colburn Music Academy, a selective pre-collegiate program for gifted musicians, and the Trudl Zipper Dance Institute, a comprehensive dance program for students aged 14 to 19, both preparing students for professional careers in music and dance. The Conservatory of Music offers full-tuition, room, and board scholarships to admitted students based on talent and potential.

Operates the Ziering-Conlon Center for Exiled and Suppressed Composers, which researches, recovers, and performs music by composers suppressed during the Nazi era.

Operates the Ziering-Conlon Center for Exiled and Suppressed Composers, which researches, recovers, and performs music by composers suppressed during the Nazi era.

Operates the Ziering-Conlon Initiative for Exiled and Suppressed Composers, which recovers, studies, and performs music by composers suppressed during the Nazi era, contributing to historical and artistic reclamation.

Operates the Ziering-Conlon Initiative for Exiled and Suppressed Composers, which researches, recovers, and performs music by composers suppressed during the Nazi era.

Operates the Ziering-Conlon Center for Exiled and Suppressed Composers, which recovers, studies, and performs music by composers persecuted during the Nazi era.

Operates the Ziering-Conlon Center for Exiled and Suppressed Composers, which recovers and performs music by composers suppressed during the Nazi era.

Operates the Ziering-Conlon Initiative for Exiled and Suppressed Composers, which recovers, studies, and performs music by composers suppressed during the Nazi era.

Operates the Ziering-Conlon Center for Exiled and Suppressed Composers, which recovers and performs music by composers suppressed during the Nazi era.

Undertook a 100,000-square-foot campus expansion designed by Frank Gehry, with groundbreaking in April 2024 and steel topping-out completed in July 2025.

Undertook a 100,000-square-foot campus expansion designed by Frank Gehry, with groundbreaking in April 2024 and steel topping-out completed in July 2025, to enhance facilities for performing arts education and public programming.

Undertook a 100,000-square-foot campus expansion designed by Frank Gehry, with groundbreaking in April 2024 and steel topping-out in July 2025, to enhance facilities for training and public performance.

Broke ground in April 2024 on a 100,000-square-foot campus expansion designed by Frank Gehry, with steel topping-out completed in July 2025, to enhance facilities for performing arts education and performance.

Undertook a 100,000-square-foot campus expansion designed by Frank Gehry, with groundbreaking in April 2024 and steel topping-out completed in July 2025, to enhance facilities for training and public performance.

Broke ground in April 2024 on a 100,000-square-foot campus expansion designed by Frank Gehry, with the steel topping-out ceremony completed on July 25, 2025, to enhance facilities for performing arts education and public programming.

Undertook a 100,000-square-foot campus expansion designed by Frank Gehry, with groundbreaking in April 2024 and steel topping-out completed in July 2025, to enhance facilities for training and public performance.

Broke ground in April 2024 on a 100,000-square-foot campus expansion designed by Frank Gehry, with the steel topping-out ceremony completed on July 25, 2025, marking a major milestone in the construction of the Colburn Center.