Jeremy García is a renowned classical and flamenco guitarist, award-winning composer, arranger, recording artist, and educator. He currently serves as the Affiliate Artist of Guitar at University of Houston’s Moores School of Music and Adjunct Faculty at Lone Star College Kingwood.
As a concert artist, García maintains an active career spanning classical and flamenco music, as well as collaborations in orchestral and chamber settings. His notable performances include Houston Grand Opera’s Suite Española (2021), the Helena Symphony in Montana (2017), and a recent six-concert tour with Apollo’s Fire (2024) in Chicago and Cleveland.
Dedicated to expanding the reach of classical music influenced by flamenco, García was awarded a 2024 grant from the Houston Arts Alliance to create new works inspired by Federico García Lorca and Manuel de Falla.
His latest album, Nuevo Día (Frameworks Records, 2023), showcases original compositions alongside flamenco-infused interpretations of Spanish masters Tárrega and Albéniz. His composition Zalamera earned first prize in the Septimo Concurso de Composición para Guitarra Fidelio (2023) in Madrid, Spain.
In 2009, García co-founded Solero Flamenco, Houston’s premier professional flamenco company, with Irma La Paloma. In 2023, Solero Flamenco performed for Queen Sofía of Spain and toured six U.S. cities between 2021 and 2023 in original productions presented by Candlelight Concerts by Fever.
García also serves as Associate Artistic Director of the Houston Classical Guitar Festival and Competition and is a frequent clinician and ensemble director for the Guitar Initiative’s Summer Guitar Conservatory,