Mimi Alpert Feldman's Legacy Lives On Through Music Education Scholarships
Mimi Alpert Feldman, a devoted supporter of music education, passed away on February 9, 2026. She was surrounded by family and friends at the time of her death. Her generosity left a lasting mark on generations of students through her scholarships at UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music.
Feldman established her scholarship in 1978, making it the longest-running annual award at the institution. Over nearly 50 years, her funding directly supported more than 100 students. In the early days, she personally interviewed candidates, ensuring her involvement went beyond financial aid.
Her scholarships allowed recipients to focus entirely on their studies and artistic development. Many former Mimi Scholars now work in performance, academia, or music education—over 90% of them. Feldman maintained close ties with her scholars, tracking their progress and offering encouragement long after graduation.
Students and faculty often spoke of her warmth and genuine interest in their lives. Her kindness inspired countless individuals, creating a legacy that extends far beyond financial support.
Feldman's impact will endure through the scholarships she created. Future generations of musicians will continue to benefit from her vision. Her dedication to music education remains a cornerstone of UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music.
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