Edgar David [Edgar] Grana (14/04/1944), an American composer and music consultant. His education: BA, Washington & Jefferson College; MFA, University of Iowa; MM, Juilliard School. He currently teaches composition at the School of Visual Arts in New York City and has a private practice.
His works include: Moments: A Tribute to José Limón, Lincoln Center; Six Pieces for Piano; Requiem; A Hocus Pocus Laundromat (with Kurt Vonnegut); Lyric Episode for Orchestra, Bedford Springs Arts Festival, PA; Symphony Space; music for Budd Schulberg's On the Waterfront.
Awards include: First International New Music Festival; Platinum Record, Winger

Edgar Grana (14/04/1944) is a composer and teacher, and responsible for the development of Ta’amul Ballet. He is internationally recognized for his prolific quartets, compositions as well as his accomplishments as a producer; Grammy Award (double Platinum) for the rock band debut album, “Winger”. Edgar is a composer and music collaborator. He attended and received a B.A. from Washington & Jefferson College; an MFA, University of Iowa; and MM, from the Juilliard School in New York City. Among his Awards and Grants: Chicago Film Festival; First International New Music Festival; Platinum Record, Winger. His works include: Moments: A Tribute to José Limón, Lincoln Center; Six Pieces for Piano, Symphony Space; Stones, Time and Elements: A Humanist Requiem (with Kurt Vonnegut and Michael Brecker), Newport Classics; Lyric Episode for Orchestra, Bedford Springs Arts Festival, PA; music for Budd Schulberg’s: On the Waterfront; String Quartet No. 2