First Light - Aaron Meyer Live

Aaron Meyer is an award-winning pianist, composer, and recording artist. His versatile style fuses jazz, latin, classical, and world influences into a sound that is both energetic and inspirational. Aaron's unique sound has been described as "fresh, emotion-driven music that exemplifies a class all its own."

Aaron began composing at an early age, inspired by the KCET broadcast of Yanni Live at Acropolis. Just a few years later, it was Aaron's turn to be featured on PBS in a promotional spot entitled "Inspiration Is Priceless." The short segment featuring Aaron and his music was aired throughout 2002. Later that year, coming full circle, Aaron appeared on KCET with Yanni.

With four albums and countless performances under his belt, Aaron has established himself as one of the most promising up and coming artists in the contemporary music scene. In 2005, Aaron and his band performed a benefit concert for Spotlight the Arts entitled "Meyer @ The Mayer." This concert was filmed for CTV, and the special aired on cable for several months.

As a solo artist, Aaron has performed in numerous venues throughout California, including the Madrid Theatre, Louis B. Mayer Theater, and Stanford's Dinkelspiel Auditorium. He has also performed for such notable organizations as Barnes & Noble, The American Lung Association, Oneness and Spotlight the Arts. Over the years, Aaron has had the privilege of performing for a variety of distinguished personalities such as Wink Martindale, Wolfgang Puck, Tom Poston, Susan Sullivan, and Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Aaron's newest CD, After Hours, was released in June 2008. A fun-filled album performed by a talented ensemble of 25 musicians, this new release promises to be Aaron's most successful venture to date. From the piano and cello duet "Contemplation," to the funk-influenced "Celebration," and the latin-flavored "Fiesta," Aaron's newest music has broad appeal to people of all ages and cultures.

Aaron received his B.A. in Music Composition from Stanford University and resides in Los Angeles.

For more information, please visit http://www.AaronMeyerMusic.com

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