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Gene Pritsker (1971) is a multifaceted, Russian-born American composer, guitarist, rapper, and record producer known for his genre-defying musical philosophy. He is a central figure in the New York contemporary music scene, dedicated to "ending the segregation of sound vibration" by blending hip-hop, jazz, rock, and classical elements into a seamless whole.
Born in the Soviet Union in 1971, Pritsker immigrated to the United States with his family in 1978, growing up in Brooklyn, New York. He attended the Manhattan School of Music, where he studied composition with Giampaolo Bracali. During his studies, he co-founded the Grammy-nominated Absolute Ensemble with conductor Kristjan Järvi in 1993, an organization with which he remains the composer-in-residence and guitarist. He also formed his own ensemble, Sound Liberation, a group dedicated to eclectic, genre-blending music.
His music is often described as "audacious" and "witty" by The New York Times, demanding attention rather than fading into the background.
In addition to his concert works, Pritsker has a significant career as an orchestrator for major Hollywood films and TV series. His credits include lead orchestrator and additional music for films like Cloud Atlas and The Matrix Resurrections.