Team — LOS HERMANOS
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LOS HERMANOS | THE BROTHERS
MARCIA JARMEL

Director/Producer/Impact Manager

MARCIA JARMEL is an award-winning independent filmmaker based in the San Francisco Bay Area and Director of Filmmaker Services at the Jewish Film Institute where she oversees the Institute's renowned Filmmaker Residency and Completion Grants programs, serving a national and international community of independent filmmakers. She co-founded PatchWorks Films with husband-collaborator Ken Schneider in 1994 and has been producing, directing, and managing impact for their slate of award-winning films for over two decades. Together, they’ve produced five feature documentaries and many shorts including Los Hermanos/The Brothers (PBS/Arte film) which was nominated for Best Music Documentary by the International Documentary Association and awarded Best Documentary at the Woodstock Film Festival.

Marcia's work has been funded by public broadcasting's Independent Television Service (ITVS), Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB), and the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM), the National Endowment for the Arts, and many others. She has taught both undergrad and graduate film courses at NYU and Chapman University and has been honored with residencies with Working Films, the Fledgling Fund, SFFilm, the Kopkind Colony, and BAVC's Media Maker. She has served as a juror for the Emmys, BAVC MediaMaker, and many film festivals. Information on her work can be found at patchworksfilms.net.

KEN SCHNEIDER, ACE

Director/Producer/Editor

KEN SCHNEIDER is a Peabody- winning producer/director who has also edited nearly 40 feature documentaries for PBS, HBO, Showtime and Al-Jazeera, and others. He received a Peabody as Co-producer and editor of Soft Vengeance. He edited the Oscar-nominated Regret to Inform, described by the New York Times as “unforgettable ... exquisitely filmed, edited and scored.” Other films he edited have earned multiple Emmys, a Columbia-Dupont, three Peabodys, an Indie Spirit and top awards at the Sundance Film Festival. Ken is drawn to stories of war and peace, human rights, artists, American history, contemporary social issues, and Cuba. He works in English and Spanish. www.kenschneidereditor.net

Ken has taught at NYU-Tisch, Chapman University, and San Francisco City College, and lectured at the SF Art Institute, University of San Francisco, and Harvard. He has been a panelist for National Endowment for Humanities, the Emmys, and various film festivals.

Dr. robin J. hayes

IMPACT PRODUCER

Dr. Robin J. Hayes recently rose from Staff Writer to Co-Executive Producer on the forthcoming Fremantle series SANDOKAN & MARIANNE from the producers of TRANSFORMERS and QUEEN OF THE SOUTH. After graduating from NYU, Robin joined a radical circus and led dozens of humanitarian aid missions to rebel communities in Mexico, Cuba, and Nicaragua. Then, she completed a PhD at Yale and taught international affairs at several prestigious institutions. Robin reinvented herself as an artist by writing the award-winning documentary BLACK AND CUBA — which was exhibited at dozens of film festivals, museums, and universities (and currently steams on Prime Video). She also wrote critically acclaimed book LOVE FOR LIBERATION and has collaborated with Gunpowder & Sky and OBB Media, as well as participated in The Black List/Women in Film Episodic Lab and the Women in Film Shorts Lab funded by Google.

Featuring

Aldo López-Gavilán Junco

Ilmar Gavilán

The López-Gavilán Family

Daiana García

and the Orquesta de Cámara de La Habana

Guido López-Gavilán

and the Orquesta de Cámara Música Eterna

Harlem Quartet

featuring Jaime Amador (viola), Felix Umansky (cello), Melissa White (violin)

and Joshua Bell

Original Music

Aldo López-Gavilán

Original Compositions

Aldo López-Gavilán

SGAE Sociedad General de Autores y Editores.

All music courtesy of the composer.

www.aldomusica.com

Arboles en el Aire

Back to Cuba

Caipiriñame

Eclipse

Epílogo

Ota Kamala

Hermanos

Maracujá

Memories of a Grandfather

Momo's Tale

Oddudua

Ota Komala

Pájaro Carpintero (arr. Ilmar Gavilán)

Pan con Timba

Quicktune (with Ilmar Gavilán)

Shona

Talking to the Universe

Untitled

Viernes de la Ciudad

Wondering

Additional Music

1812 Overture

Composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Performed by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra

Arabesque No. 1

Composed by Claude Debussy

Performed by Rodrigo Almeneiro

Caissons Go Rolling Along

Composed by Edmund Louis Gruber

Performed by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra

Cumbanchero

Composed by Rafael Hernández Marín

Arr. by Guido López-Gavilán

Performed by Harlem Quartet

Danza Española

Composed by Enrique Granados,

Arr. by Fritz Kreisler

Performed by Orquesta de Cámara de La Habana

Estrellita

Composed by Manuel María Ponce

Performed by Joshua Bell and Aldo López-Gavilán

Four Seasons

Composed by Antonio Vivaldi

Performed by Joshua Bell and the Orquesta de Cámara de La Habana

Frère Jacques

Traditional

Arr. and performed by Aldo López-Gavilán

Girl from Ipanema

Composed by Antônio Carlos Jobim & Vinicius de Moraes

Sung by Ilmar Gavilán

Guagancó

Composed by Guido López-Gavilán

Performed by the Orquesta de Cámara Música Eterna

Courtesy of the composer

Magnificent Seven Theme Song

Composed by Elmer Bernstein

Performed by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra

Mi Menor

Composed by Guido López-Gavilán

Performed by Christina Altimira and Ilmar Gavilán

Courtesy of the composer

Los Muñecos

Composed by Ignacio Cervantes

Arr. by Guido López-Gavilán

Performed by the Orquesta de Cámara de La Habana

Courtesy of the arranger

Piano Concerto No. 3

Composed by Sergei Rachmaninoff

Performed by Aldo López-Gavilán and the Orquesta de Cámara de La Habana

Por Una Cabeza

Composed by Carlos Gardel

Performed by Ilmar Gavilán and Issac Jin

The Pikeman’s March

Traditional

Praeludium and Allegro

Composed by Fritz Kreisler

Performed by Ilmar Gavilán

Rhapsody in Blue

Composed by George Gershwin

Cadenza

Composed and Performed by Aldo López-Gavilán

Star Spangled Banner

Composed by Francis Scott Key

Performed by Ilmar Gavilán

Take the A Train

Composed by Billy Strayhorn

Arr. by Paul Chihara

Performed by the Harlem Quartet and Aldo López-Gavilán

Courtesy of Music Sales & Reservoir Media

Variantes, Corales, Leyenda

Composed by Guido López-Gavilán

Performed by Cristina Altamira, Sō Percussion, and Ilmar Gavilán

Courtesy of the composer

Music Clearance

Barb Hall

Clear Cut Inc.

Studio Recording

Oktaven Studios, Mt. Vernon, NY

Ryan Streber, engineer