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Tito García González is an exceptional musician, a great artist, who has a simply incredible level and a very interesting and original work.
Chucho Valdés (2021)
I have listened Retro-Garde with pleasure and admiration.
It is the manifestation of a great pianist who, at the same time, is an integral musician: imaginative, sincere, original and who has decided to be “free”, with all that that implies.
José Luis García del Busto, music critic and Academician of the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts (2020)
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Tito García González is the first Spanish pianist to have performed as a soloist in piano recitals in four of the world's most prestigious venues: Carnegie Hall in New York, the Philharmonie in Berlin, the Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires and the Auditorio Nacional de Música in Madrid.
Born in Salamanca in 1974, he studied at Málaga Conservatory with Horacio Socías and José Felipe Díaz. Later he moved to Germany to study piano with Prof. Kurt Seibert at the Hochschule für Künste Bremen, and chamber music with the Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet. He made his professional debut as concert pianist in Germany in 1996.
After that he played at the Teatro Colón of Buenos Aires in 1998. His Spanish debut also in 1998 was highly critically acclaimed and recorded for Spanish National Television, and allowed him to perform at the Max Reger Festival in Bavaria (Weiden, Bayreuth and Regensburg´s Domspatzen centre).
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This performances received also much critical acclaim and were live recorded for the "Bayerisches Rundfunk". Later he played at the Week of Ibero-American music in Bremen, at the German-Polish society within the framework of the celebrations to mark F. Chopin's birthday, and at numerous concerts in Germany, including some of the Beethoven piano Sonatas on the Franz Liszt 's original grand piano (Rococó Hall at "Steingräber und Söhne", Bayreuth), and at the “Brahms Wochen 1998” ("Haus im Park" Hall, Bremen).
Since 1998 Tito García González has performed as concert pianist, composer, conductor, soloist and member of chamber music groups in major concert halls in Russia, Spain, Portugal, Germany and USA like Carnegie Hall in New York, Berlin Philharmonie, Meridan Theatre Moscow, Auditorio Nacional de Música Madrid, Bechstein Hall Hamburg, with the Russian Radio and Television Symphonic Orchestra, The Spanish Radio and Television Symphonic Orchestra, Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra, Santa Cecilia Classic Orchestra, Neotonarte Symphonic Orchestra, Alcalá de Henares Symphonic Orchestra, Sant Cugat Symphonic Orchestra, UAX Symphonic Orchestra, Ars Futura Chamber Orchestra, Discanto Chamber Orchestra, Factum Trio Ensemble, and Tempo de Cámara Ensemble. He was also the artistic director and principal conductor of the chamber orchestra "Collegium Musicum José Ignacio Prieto".
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His latest albums "Quixote in New York" and "Retro-Garde" have received the "Melómano de Oro" Award, the Five Star category from Ritmo Magazine (2018), and have been reviewed as recommended albums by Melómano Magazine (2020).
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In the season 2021-22 he has premiered in the Chamber Music Cycle of the Picasso Museum his latest composition for piano "Gea, Primus Circumdedisti me" commissioned by the Consortium of the Philharmonic Orchestra of Malaga to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the first circumnavigation of the world.
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