This fall, the concert hall comes home. Watch thrilling music and dance performances from your living room and stay plugged-in to the performing arts with Colburn’s schedule of innovative virtual events. Deepen your Colburn experience by becoming a Colburn Society member.
Connect with us online this season.
A Serving of Beethoven Colburn Artists Series LA Opera’s The Anonymous Lover Virtual Office Hours Master Classes Coming Soon
Colburn continues its celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday with a series of lunchtime concerts. Join us at the table each Thursday at noon to hear a complete sonata performed by Colburn faculty members Martin Beaver, violin, and Fabio Bidini, piano.
OCT 1 · Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 6 OCT 8 · Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 7 OCT 15 · Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 8 OCT 22 · Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 9 OCT 29 · Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 10
Past and present Colburn Artists perform dazzling concerts of classical works. Designed for young artists on the cusp of professional careers, the Colburn Artists program prepares students to work with industry leaders and artist managers.
The Colburn Artists Series is dedicated to the memory of Laura Liepins, whose steadfast mentorship has guided numerous young Colburn musicians and ensembles into spectacular professional careers.
OCT 25 · Rodolfo Leone, Piano DEC 20 · Viano String Quartet
Colburn is partnering with the Los Angeles Opera to stage and stream a brilliant 1780 comic romance long overdue for rediscovery. Conducted by James Conlon and directed by Bruce Lemon, Jr., the socially-distanced production of The Anonymous Lover is planned to be streamed from Zipper Hall.
NOV 14 · The Anonymous Lover by Joseph Bologne
The Alumni and Parent Relations Office’s monthly pop-up for Colburn families has gone virtual. Join us online to stay up-to-date on Colburn news and happenings, participate in workshops, enter to win Colburn swag, watch short performances, and connect with others in the Colburn community.
OCT 31 NOV 21 DEC 19
Join Conservatory, Music Academy, and Community School students for in-depth virtual master classes with renowned guest artists. All classes are free, open to the public, and conclude with a Q&A session.
SEPT 25 · Yoheved Kaplinsky OCT 9 · James Ehnes NOV 8 · Nobuko Imai FEB 12 · Silas Farley MAR 7 · Tine Thing Helseth MAR 26 · Elizabeth Rowe
Our fall offerings will continue to expand, so stay tuned for details. Here is a teaser of what’s to come.
This new concert series celebrates artists of color through short-term residencies that include performances, master classes, and panel discussions. Artists for 2020–21 include Silas Farley, Marlon Martinez, Andrew Brady, and Nokuthula Ngwenyama.
Students of all dance genres join forces to reimagine the classic Nutcracker for the digital world. With choreography by former New York City Ballet principal Silas Farley and other artists, the program features music from Tchaikovsky’s beloved ballet alongside jazz interpretations of the score by Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn.