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JORGE SOSA

COMPOSER | OPERA, CONCERT, FILM AND MEDIA

"Dreamlike and sometimes
even nightmarish music."

Ruth Renée Reif, Crescendo Magazine.

My music lives at the intersection of drama, technology, and social justice.

Poster of I Am A Dreamer Who No Longer Dreams A young girl wearing a white dress holding a sunflower in front of her face, against a light blue sky background with some clouds, with torn pieces of sheet music in the top right and bottom left corners.

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About

Award-winning composer Jorge Sosa Ortega's music has been performed hundreds of times around the world - from New Zealand to Iran and consistently to great acclaim.

He has received five NEA grants, an Opera America IDEA Grant, and Opera America New Works Development Grant, among other distinctions. His works have received rave reviews from major publications such as the Wall Street Journal, Opera News, and Boston Globe.

Jorge won Best Original Score at the Vesuvius International Film Festival for his work on the film “Acceptance”. His opera “I Am A Dreamer Who No Longer Dreams” has been performed multiple times throughout the United States and México. “Alice In The Pandemic”, written during lockdown, is a groundbreaking work that features synchronized remote singers, animation, and motion capture, and has the special distinction of being archived in the Library of Congress as part of their Pandemic Response Collection. His “Generación Perdida” is about the human rights crisis in Mexico, and has been performed in New York and throughout Mexico.

Jorge welcomes commissions for opera, concert, and film. Get in touch to discuss your project.

​Jorge holds a doctorate in composition and electronic music from the University of Missouri Kansas City. Originally from Mexico City, at present Jorge lives in New York City, and teaches at Molloy University, and Wintergreen Music Festival.


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Stage scene from  I Am A Dreamer Who No Longer Dreams from the Mexico city premiere by Escenia Ensambl featuring five actors, with three standing and two kneeling, set against a backdrop of a large mural of historical faces and two structural frames.

Photo from “I Am A Dreamer Who No Longer Dreams,” Mexico City, 2025, Escenia Ensamble.

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