Jeremy García is an accomplished classical and flamenco guitarist, award-winning composer, recording artist and educator.

García appears as solo guitarist, flamenco cante and dance accompanist, and in orchestral collaborations. Notable performances include: The Moores Symphony Orchestra, “Suite Andaluz” - an original composition for Solero Flamenco and Orchestra (2025);  Houston Grand Opera, “Suite Española - Explorando Iberia" (2021); the Moores Opera Center’s 2003 production of "Ainadamar", Osvaldo Golijov with David Henry Hwang (libretto); Joaquín Rodrigo's "El Concierto de Aranjuez” with the Helena Symphony in Montana (2017); and most recently, 2024-2025 tour with Grammy® Award- winning Apollo’s Fire Baroque Orchestra of Cleveland, Chicago and Puerto Rico. 

An active recording artist, García's latest album, Nuevo Día, (Frameworks Records 2023), features original compositions and arrangements of works by classical Spanish masters Tárrega and Albéniz, infused with flamenco aire and technique. He is the winner of the Séptimo Concurso de Composición para Guitarra Fidelio (2023) in Madrid, Spain

García is co-founder of Solero Flamenco, Houston's premier professional flamenco performing company, delivering a colorful repertoire of traditional, contemporary, and original works transporting audiences to Andalucía in southern Spain. They toured nationally in Candlelight Concerts by Fever and appear regularly at numerous guitar societies and festivals throughout the country.

García serves as Affiliate Artist of Classical/Flamenco Guitar at the Moores School of Music, University of Houston and Co-Director for the Houston Classical Guitar Festival and Competition. García earned a Bachelor of Music in Classical Guitar Performance from Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi under Philip HII and Master of Music from Southern Methodist University, studying with Robert Guthrie.