Creative Director | Producer | Composer | Pianist | Music Director

Todd Schroeder is a highly acclaimed creative director, producer, composer, pianist, and award-winning music director, celebrated for his exceptional artistry and leadership in crafting world-class live stage shows and performances around the globe.

Known for his ability to connect deeply with artists and elevate their performances, Todd has collaborated with a remarkable roster of talent including Jason Alexander, Liza Minnelli, Dave Koz, Tom Jones, Haley Reinhart, Leslie Odom Jr., Sam Harris, and the legendary Angela Lansbury. He also served as director and music director for the global tours of the viral sensation Postmodern Jukebox, contributing vocal arrangements and performances to many of their videos—collectively garnering over 1.9 billion views and 6.4 million subscribers on YouTube.

As a pianist, Todd has performed in many notable venues around the world including Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, The Greek Theater and at The White House. His compositionsspan film, television, and radio. In addition to recording five of his own albums, Todd’s song “New Hope,” co-written with Dave Koz, was featured on Billboard’s #1 Contemporary Jazz album Just Us by Koz and iconic jazz pianist Bob James.

Todd’s expertise as a music and vocal director has shaped many acclaimed productions around the world. He was named BroadwayWorld.com’s “Music Director Of The Year” and was awarded the LA Theatre Alliance Ovation award “Best Musical Direction” for his work on “HAM, A Musical Memoir” which was later turned into a movie.

Beyond his artistic contributions, Todd is a passionate philanthropist, supporting organizations such as Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, the Alzheimer’s Association, and the National Breast Cancer Coalition. He is also the founder of the Todd Schroeder Young Artist Grant, an annual scholarship for graduating seniors from his alma mater who are pursuing careers in the arts.