JEREMY GARCÍA

Classical & Flamenco Guitarist | Composer | Recording Artist | Educator

Acclaimed for his artistry and versatility, Jeremy García is an award-winning classical and flamenco guitarist, composer, recording artist, and educator whose career bridges the rich traditions of Spanish music with contemporary innovation. Equally at home on the concert stage as a soloist, flamenco accompanist, and orchestral collaborator, García has cultivated a distinctive artistic voice that brings together classical refinement, flamenco expression, and original composition.

His performance career encompasses collaborations with leading orchestras and performing arts organizations, including Houston Grand Opera's Suite Española: Explorando Iberia (2021), the Moores Opera Center's production of Osvaldo Golijov's Ainadamar (2023), and a performance of Joaquín Rodrigo's celebrated Concierto de Aranjuez with the Helena Symphony in Montana (2017). In 2023, García had the distinction of performing for Her Majesty Queen Sofía of Spain. His original orchestral composition, Suite Andaluz, written for Solero Flamenco and orchestra, was featured in collaboration with the Moores Symphony Orchestra (2025). García also toured with the Grammy Award-winning baroque ensemble Apollo's Fire during its 2024–2025 seasons.

An accomplished composer and recording artist, García received First Prize in the Flamenco Division of the prestigious Séptimo Concurso de Composición para Guitarra Fidelio in Madrid, Spain (2023). His album Nuevo Día (Frameworks Records, 2023) showcases his original compositions alongside imaginative arrangements of works by Spanish masters Francisco Tárrega and Isaac Albéniz, reinterpreted through the expressive language, rhythmic vitality, and technical traditions of flamenco.

García is co-founder and artistic director of Solero Flamenco, a Houston-based professional performing company dedicated to presenting traditional, contemporary, and original flamenco repertoire. Through appearances with guitar societies, festivals, and touring performances in Fever's Candlelight Concert series, the ensemble brings the passion and cultural richness of Andalucía to audiences throughout the United States.

A dedicated educator and advocate for the guitar, García serves as Affiliate Artist of Classical and Flamenco Guitar at the University of Houston's Moores School of Music and Co-Artistic Director of the Houston Classical Guitar Festival and Competition. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Classical Guitar Performance from Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi, where he studied with Philip Hii, and a Master of Music from Southern Methodist University, where he studied with Robert Guthrie.