"Aaron is a unique talent not to be missed" - Washington Post
Noted for his “astounding technical proficiency and artistic delicacy” (Boston Musical Intelligencer), classical-world guitarist Aaron Larget-Caplan is an international touring and recording artist. He has performed solo and chamber music in Russia, Europe and across the United States including El Palacio de Linares (Madrid, Spain), Yelagin and Sheremetev Palaces and the St. Petersburg Conservatory (Russia), Mantova Chamber Music Festival, Corte Eremo and Castillo de Galeazza (Italy), Crocker Art Museum (Sacramento, CA) and Jordan Hall, (Boston, MA). At the age of 16 he made his debut at the Tabor Opera House and has since premiered over 65 solo and chamber compositions, performed with orchestras, created commissioning endeavors, directed concert series and brought classical music into schools and community settings. A gifted performer and speaker, he is sought for his deft programming of new and standard repertoire while connecting with audiences with a Bernstein-esque ease.
As an educator Aaron is currently on faculty at the University of Massachusetts Boston and formerly at the Boston Conservatory. He has an active private studio and past positions include the New School of Music and Community Music Center of Boston, as well as classroom positions at Bay Path College and the Fenn School.
Program: Music of the East and the West
- Preludio Nº1 en Do mayor, BWV 846; Bach (1685-1750) / Arr. Larget-Caplan
- Nº1. Mayamalagovla, en Tisra jaati, Rupaka taal (2017); Vineet Shende (b. 1971)
- Tracing a wheel on water (2003); Kevin Siegfried (b. 1969)
- Preludio nº15 en Sol mayor, BWV 860; Bach
- Nº11. Nasikabhushani, in Sankeerna jaati, Rupaka taal (2017) Shende
- Sevilla, Isaac Albeniz (1860-1909): arr. ALC
- In a Landscape (1948); John Cage (1912-1992) - Arr. ALC
- En un Paisaje; Arr. ALC
- La Leyenda de Hagoromo (1992); Keigo Fujii (b.1955)
* Todos menos Fujii son premiers en España
