
Orlando Jacinto García: Auschwitz, Varadero Memories & In Memoriam Earle Brown
9/2/2014, 3 Tracks, 54:18

José Serebrier, the conductor and producer, served as Composer in Residence for the Cleveland Orchestra under George Szell for Szell's last two seasons.
This album was recorded in the Málaga Philharmonic Studios in Málaga, Spain, in June 2013.
Orlando Jacinto García was one of the last private students of Morton Feldman, an American composer known for his minimalist, non-logical musical continuity.
José Serebrier, the conductor and producer, has received 37 Grammy nominations in recent years, with all his recent recordings receiving multiple nominations.
José Serebrier, the conductor and producer, won two Guggenheim fellowships, becoming the youngest recipient in the Foundation's history at age nineteen.
Orlando Jacinto García, the composer, aims to change the listener's perception of time and create a static world in his music.
José Serebrier, the conductor and producer, was hailed by Leopold Stokowski as 'the greatest master of orchestral balance' when Serebrier was 21 years old.