See the Henry Mancini Institute Presentation in streaming video in our Media Center. This question lies at the heart of the Henry Mancini Institute. By providing practical professional experience, the Henry Mancini Institute produces uniquely well-rounded musicians, equipped to manage their careers and meet the challenges that await them. This educational program mentors the professional advancement of instrumentalists and composers. The 80 musicians selected study and perform with some of today's finest musical masters during the four-week summer program.
All participants receive a full scholarship, which includes tuition, room and board.
The faculty of renowned musicians includes members of the American Jazz Philharmonic. The organization is also committed to educating and training emerging professionals through the Henry Mancini Institute. The American Jazz Philharmonic is a 72-member professional ensemble consisting of some of the finest jazz soloists, classical performers, and studio musicians in the metropolitan Los Angeles area. Special thanks to the Music Performance Trust Funds for their continued support of the Henry Mancini Institute. Under the leadership of its Music Director Jack Elliott, the American Jazz Philharmonic has commissioned and premiered 110 new works in leading concert halls throughout the country, including Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Royce Hall, Avery Fisher Hall, and the Hollywood Bowl.