Just wanted to stop by and let everyone know. If anyone is interested in lessons, the summer is soon approaching and open slots are available, please contact:
Institute Of Musical Arts
247 W. Olmos Dr.
San Antonio, TX 78212
Carlos Sanchez: (210) 744-6323
[email protected]
www.iofma.com
Best Regards,
José Antonio Guerrero Ortiz
Hello to all my dear friends and followers. I hope everyone is doing good! Just wanted to let everyone one know, I apologize for not keeping up my Blog. But busy times and fun new adventures have been arising. Please keep a look out for my new events, recitals, and projects, coming soon!
I will keep everyone posted, stay tuned.
Best Regards,
José Antonio Guerrero Ortiz
Hola a todos mis queridos amigos y seguidores. Espero que cada uno está haciendo bien! Sólo quería que todos sepan, me disculpo por no mantener mi Blog. Pero los tiempos buenos y ocupados y divertidas nuevas aventuras han ido surgiendo. Por favor sean paciente, para mis nuevos eventos, recitales, y proyectos, muy pronto!
Voy a mantener a todos informados, estén atentos.
Atentamente,
José Antonio Guerrero Ortiz
José Antonio Guerrero Ortiz was born in 1979 in Corpus Christi, Texas, raised in Monterrey, N.L., Mexico. José Antonio has been a performer for twenty-five years, five years of which have been devoted to the study of Flamenco guitar and its music with the Ballet Nacional Folklorico.
He began studying classical guitar at the age of 8 under the teachings of classical pianists Kim Bryce and Sarah Reina, also, classical guitarists Philip Hii, Tony Morris, Michael Soupkup, Michael Perez, Gabriel Ayala, Mark Anthony Cruz (Composer/Classical Guitarist), and currently under the teachings of Dr.Kürsad Terci. José Antonio has performed in master classes which included the likes of Los Romeros Guitar Quartet(Pepe and Celin Romero), Flamenco guitarist Juan Serrano, Fernand Vera from Kithara Duo, Dr. Matthew Hinsley (Director of ACGS), and Bolivian guitarist Javier Calderon.
At 18 years old, José Antonio further expanded his musical direction by joining Latin Talk. As a member of Latin Talk and salsa combo, José Antonio shared the stage with such influential artists as Strunz and Farah, Jose Feliciano, Lara and Reyes, and Guadalupe Esparza (from the Mexican Norteno group)“Bronco”. Aside from performing in the nationally recognized Texas Jazz Festival, José Antonio has taken his skills to various regions of Texas including Houston, Dallas, the Rio Grande Valley, Laredo, San Antonio to mention a few. He has also performed in Monterrey, NL, Mexico.
As a composer José Antonio was honored to have three of his compositions for solo guitar, Prelude, Nocturne, and Fantasia (Homenaje a Dimitri Fampas), which he dedicated to Maestro Fampas’s daughter, Greek guitarist, Eva Fampas in 2009 in Athens, Greece.