Ahmed Anzaldúa is a Mexican choral conductor, classical pianist, and music educator of Egyptian descent.  He is an active musician, performing in Mexico and the United States frequently as a soloist and conductor with choirs, orchestras, in recitals, and as a collaborative pianist.  He currently lives in the city of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is the director and founder of Border CrosSing, an organization dedicated to integrating historically segregated audiences, repertoire and musicians through the performance of choral music.  He is also a co-editor of the Justice Choir songbook and Director of Music Ministries at Unity Church–Unitarian.

Recommended Border CrosSing Videos

• Guatemala:
  • Rafael Antonio de Castellanos — “Si de Rosa el nombre”
• Peru:
  • Juan de Araujo — “Los coflades de la estleya”
  • Anonymous — “Hanacpachap cussicuinin”
  • Tomás de Torrejón y Velasco — “A este Sol peregrino”
• Mexico:
  • Hernando don Franco — “Dios itlaçonantzine”
  • Gaspar Fernandes — “Tleycantimo choquiliya”
• Uruguay: 
  • Manuel de Ubeda — “Introito” from Misa de Difuntos
• Cuba:
  • Esteban Salas — “Toquen presto a fuego”
  • Esteban Salas — Misa de Difuntos