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Madrid, Spain
July 10, 2025 — Madrid, Spain
◉ Auditorio Nacional
◉ With the Uruguayan Youth Symphony
◉ Program:
If These Walls Could Talk for Piano and Orchestra
Montevideo, Uruguay
August 8, 2025 — Montevideo, Uruguay
◉ Auditorio Nacional del SODRE
◉ With the Uruguayan Youth Symphony
◉ Program:
If These Walls Could Talk for Piano and Orchestra
Medellín, Colombia
August 15, 2025 — Medellín, Colombia
◉ Teatro Pablo Tobón Uribe
◉ With the Orquesta Departmental de Antioquia
◉ Program:
If These Walls Could Talk for Piano and Orchestra
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If These Walls Could Talk for Solo Piano
A release by Latin GRAMMY® Nominee & Steinway Artist Jorge Mejia
Praise for
If these Walls Could Talk:
"With seemingly simple brushstrokes, Jorge Mejia summons his experiences, his ghosts, in a fascinating personal exploration that transforms an old Miami Beach building into a living creature, a mirror of his life and the city where he lives; he does it so well that his song is the song of the city itself, from sleepy town to vibrant metropolis. A musical painting that is as nostalgic as it is fresh, as bucolic as it is renewing, without forgetting a welcome touch of romance and even humor." (Sebastian Spreng, music critic, Miami Clásica, Artburst Miami)
Praise for Jorge Mejia's An Open Book:
"...virtuoso, captivating pieces..." (Billboard)
"...an instant classic...a rigorous and eclectic work." (El Nuevo Herald)
Chapter 2
There Was Always
A Girl
Growing up I was a sensitive, sensitive - did I mention sensitive - kid who lay under pianos, ruefully dissecting every single last word she said. Because there was always a girl, the kind of girl you take one look at and you die kind of girl, the kind of girl who all at once fills you with power, love, grit, yearning and, inexplicably, a desire that the world have more lilac in it. The kind of girl who makes it all okay, except for when she‘s smiling at that jerk, Alex Grady.
You know the kind of girl I'm talking about, yes? That first girl who tore you up inside and yet you liked it? Longing for her was almost a sport (‘Hey, let's go to the movies’ - ‘I can't, I'm longing for Clara tonight’), that first love, the one who comes up in therapy almost as much as your parents, yes? That one.
So now, as you listen to this piece, think of that feeling, the feeling of that person, that first person to ever - beautifully - tie your stomach up in knots.
A Latin Grammy nominee featured in Billboard Magazine's "From the Desk Of", “Executive of the Week”, “Latin Power Players” and "Power Player" lists, classical pianist, Steinway artist and composer Jorge Mejia defies easy categorization. His impassioned performances and evocative compositional style are enriched by his role as a leader in the Latin music world, infusing all facets of his work with a keenly global perspective.
My name is Jorge Mejia. I am a music executive and a musician. Or, depending on the time of day, a musician and a music executive.
I studied classical piano performance at the New World School of the Arts, the New England Conservatory of Music, and finally graduated with a classical piano performance degree from the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami.
Upon graduation, I did an internship at Sony Music and today I oversee Sony Music Publishing for the Latin American and US Latin markets. What this means is that I get to work with some of the most incredible songwriters and artists on the planet, people I can only admire.
It also means that I have front row seats to see what it takes to be a successful artist and songwriter, which is nothing short of prodigious dedication and an almost hallucinatory belief in yourself and your art. I have such respect and admiration for the men and women who pursue an art form, any art form, and who have the magic within themselves to be successful at it.
I have always said that music chooses you as opposed to you choosing it. Which means that in parallel to my work as a music executive, I have continued working on my artistic projects, which have included rock bands, a music memoir, an album of solo and orchestral piano preludes and, most recently, my new project "If Only These Walls Could Talk".
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WHO IS JORGE MEJIA
Jorge Mejia is a pianist and composer whose work brings together poetry, storytelling, and music into a singular voice. His compositions are lyrical, narrative in spirit, and deeply rooted in memory and identity.
From intimate piano preludes to expansive works for orchestra, Jorge creates music that feels both personal and universal — inviting listeners into a shared space of discovery. His upcoming concertoIf These Walls Could Talk, recorded with the LondonSymphony Orchestra at Abbey Road, embodies this vision — music as narrative, history as melody, memory as presence.
His performances have taken him across theAmericas and Europe — from Miami to Montevideo, from Medellín to Quito, from Washington, D.C.to Spain — where he has appeared with leading orchestras and on celebrated stages.
Alongside his creative work, Jorge also leads SonyMusic Publishing for Latin America and U.S. Latin, where he has long supported and championed the voices of songwriters across generations and genres.
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UPCOMING RELEASE
A Latin Grammy nominee featured in Billboard Magazine's "From the Desk Of", “Executive of the Week”, “Latin Power Players” and "Power Player" lists, classical pianist, Steinway artist and composer Jorge Mejia defies easy categorization. His impassioned performances and evocative compositional style are enriched by his role as a leader in the Latin music world, infusing all facets of his work with a keenly global perspective.
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September 5, 2025 — Ibagué, Spain
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- Program: Six Sextets
Ecuador Concert
December 11, 2025
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September 6, 2025 — Ibagué, Spain
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THE MUSIC
WORKS FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA
* If These Walls Could Talk
A piano concerto in three movements, inspired by a 1920s building in Miami Beach that the composer once called home. Each movement carries a narrative, imagining the lives of its former inhabitants across decades. Recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra at Abbey Road, the work will be released as both a music album and a book.
* An Open Book: A Memoir in Music
A collection of 25 piano preludes paired with personal stories, released as bothan album and a bilingual book (English and Spanish editions). Recorded withthe Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra and released by Sony Music Latin, it washailed by El Nuevo Herald as “an instant classic... a rigorous and eclectic work.”Its Prelude in F Major for Piano & Orchestra was nominated for a Latin Grammy inBest Classical Contemporary Composition.
WORKS FOR PIANO SOLO
* Preludes
A series of piano pieces—concise yet expressive, each distilling a moment into music and offering intimacy in its briefest form. Though smaller in scale, the Preludes carry the same narratives that echo throughout Jorge Mejia’s orchestral and chamber works.
* If These Walls Could Talk (for Piano Solo)
A companion to the orchestral concerto, this version for solo piano gives voice to the same narratives at a more intimate scale, as if memory itself were speaking through a single instrument.
WORKS FOR CHAMBER ENSEMBLES
* The Sextets
Reimagined from the Preludes,The Sextets transform these works into chamber music scored for string quintet and piano. The idea was first sparked by a Miami CityBallet commission for the dance workPlaces, which led to the creation of the first sextet and opened the path to a larger series. The ensuing Six Sextets were recorded at Abbey Road and will be included within the If These Walls Could Talk release.
Across these forms — piano solo, chamber, and orchestral — the narratives remain constant, reshaped by scale and color but always rooted in story. Together, they trace an arc from the solitude of a single instrument to the breadth of orchestra and dance: a body of music where memory becomes melody, and where story, place, and sound are woven into one.
RECOGNITION
Latin Grammy Nomination for Best Classical Contemporary Composition (Prelude in F Major for Piano & Orchestra).
El Nuevo Herald praised An Open Book: A Memoir in Music as“an instant classic... a rigorous and eclectic work.”
Music Critic Sebastian Spreng Miami Clásica / Artburst Miami)wrote of If These Walls Could Talk: “With seemingly simple brush strokes, Jorge Mejia summons his experiences, his ghosts... a musical painting that is as nostalgic as it is fresh, as bucolic as it is renewing, without forgetting a welcome touch of romance and even humor.”
Billboard Magazine highlighted his Preludes as "virtuoso, captivating pieces."
Series of Performances with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ecuador, the Orquesta Departamental del Antioquia, the Uruguayan Youth Symphony, among others, at venues including the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami, The Music Center at Strathmore in Washington, D.C., the Auditorio Nacional del SODRE in Montevideo, and the Auditorio Nacional in Madrid, among many others.
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