Edino Krieger (born December 6, 1928) is a prominent Brazilian composer and conductor, known for his contributions to contemporary classical music. His work primarily encompasses orchestral, chamber, and choral music, often incorporating elements from Brazilian folk traditions and modernist techniques. Krieger studied at the São Paulo Conservatory and later at the University of São Paulo, where he became influenced by European composers and Brazilian musical styles. Notable works include "Concerto for Piano and Orchestra," "Sinfonia dos Orixás," and various choral compositions that reflect his deep engagement with Brazilian culture. Throughout his career, Krieger has received several accolades, including the Ordem do Mérito Cultural in Brazil, highlighting his influence on the Brazilian music scene. He has also served as a professor and mentor to many young musicians, fostering a new generation of Brazilian composers. His ability to blend traditional Brazilian elements with contemporary techniques has left a lasting impact on the development of classical music in Brazil, making him a significant figure in the country's cultural landscape.