Aaron has been in music his whole life, studying varied genres from Musical Theatre, to Opera, to Pop, Jazz, and Contemporary A Cappella. Aaron has gone on to teach all different styles of voice, piano, and guitar, graduating from Chapman University Conservatory of Music with a Bachelors in Music in Music Education and a Minor in Arts in World Cultures. In his time at Chapman, he was a four year member of Chapman's nationally ranked co-ed a cappella ensemble, SoundCheck, serving as a bass, vocal percussionist, and arranger. During his time with the group, SoundCheck took 1st place at the 2011 International Championship of Collegiate A Capella quarterfinals (ICCA), and released their first full-length album entitled "Everything." He was also honored his Senior year with Chapman University's publication of his senior thesis entitled, "Rama, Raga and Rava: A study on the implicit cultural connections and complementary nature of music and culinary arts in India" in their undergraduate research journal.​Post graduation, he has worked as a vocalist in several choirs, studio recording ensembles, and contemporary a cappella groups (for which he also arranged). As an orchestrator, Aaron had the privilege of working with Tony Award-winning producer, Tim Kashani, orchestrating new musicals headed for Broadway. Aaron additionally works as a composer for concert as well as film, several of his films being featured at the LA International Women's Film Festival, American Artist Film Festival, Poppy Jasper Short Film Festival, and the Los Angeles Movie Awards.​Aaron Currently works teaching voice and piano, as well as continuing to arrange, compose and orchestrate. Whether teaching privately or in a class setting, he works to inspire his students not only to become well rounded, great musicians, but to be creative, take ownership, and add their own personality into the music.