Native from San Juan, Argentina, Juan Pablo Jofre Romarion aka JP Jofre, is an award-winning bandoneon player and composer. Mr. Jofre has been repeatedly highlighted by the New York Times and praised as one of today’s leading artists by Great Performers at Lincoln Center. His music has been recorded by 16 time Grammy winner Paquito D’ Rivera, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra and choreographed/performed by ballet-star Herman Cornejo (Principal Dancer of the American Ballet Theatre) among others. He has performed and given lectures at Google Talks, TEDtalks, The Juilliard School of Music, The New School, University of Miami, Dartmouth College, etc. In addition to his first Double Concerto for Violin & Bandoneon recorded Michael Guttman that has been performed around the globe by virtuoso violinists Eric Silberger, Lucia Lin (Boston Symphony Orchestra) Rosanne Philippens, Kyung Sun Lee and Rachel Lee Priday, Mr. Jofre recently wrote the second Double Concerto for violin virtuoso Francisco Fullana, commissioned by Classical Music Institute of San Antonio, Balearic Islands Symphony Orchestra and Metropolis Ensemble. Virtuoso clarinet player-producer Seunghee Lee commissioned Mr. Jofre to write a double concerto for clarinet and bandoneon. Mr Jofre is currently writing a Double Concerto for Cello and Bandoneon for cello virtuoso István Várdai and the Hungarian National Philharmonic to be conducted by Mo. Sebastian Lang-Lessing at the Bela Bartok National Concert Hall in Budapest.