COMPOSER FOR FILM, GAMES, CHORAL MUSIC AND THEATRE

Aaron Nihal King is a highly versatile composer based near London, working across a diverse range of film, theatre and choral music. Aaron is an MA Composing graduate of the National Film and Television School, having graduated in 2017 from the University of Oxford with a 1st Class degree in Music.
Film projects Aaron has worked on have seen nominations and awards at the Royal Television Society awards, the BAFTA Student Awards, London Independent Animation Festival and a variety of BAFTA and Oscar qualifying festivals. He has worked as an orchestrator on blockbusters including Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning & Final Reckoning, Dungeons & Dragons: Honour among thieves, and Netflix series Life On Our Planet.
In Musical Theatre, Aaron is the composer behind the music for Come Dine With Me: The Musical which debuted in summer 2024 at Norwich Playhouse, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and The Turbine Theatre, London. Meanwhile his Choral music has been performed by prestigious choirs such as The Bach Choir, the choir of Magdelen College Oxford, and the Luceat Choir.
Aaron Nihal King is a highly versatile composer based near London, working across a diverse range of film, theatre and choral music. Aaron is an MA Composing graduate of the National Film and Television School, having graduated in 2017 from the University of Oxford with a 1st Class degree in Music.
Film projects Aaron has worked on have seen nominations and awards at the Royal Television Society awards, the BAFTA Student Awards, London Independent Animation Festival and a variety of BAFTA and Oscar qualifying festivals. He has worked as an orchestrator on blockbusters including Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning & Final Reckoning, Dungeons & Dragons: Honour among thieves, and Netflix series Life On Our Planet.
In Musical Theatre, Aaron is the composer behind the music for Come Dine With Me: The Musical which debuted in summer 2024 at Norwich Playhouse, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and The Turbine Theatre, London. Meanwhile his Choral music has been performed by prestigious choirs such as The Bach Choir, the choir of Magdelen College Oxford, and the Luceat Choir.

"His music brought a new depth of emotion to the piece that I couldn’t have conceptualised alone. I am eagerly anticipating the opportunity to work with him again."
Leto Meade, award winning animation director
'Aaron King is a talented and original composer of music for choir. His music is lyrical, well crafted and full of colour. Choirs everywhere need to sing this music.'
Paul Mealor, internationally acclaimed composer
"I have been to many musicals at the fringe in the past and the music very rarely sounds as good as it did at this show."
From Phoenix Remix's review for Come Dine With Me: The Musical'



While Aaron enjoys writing in a variety of media, his work is united by an emphasis on storytelling. Though classically trained, he is highly versatile and his output spans a variety of genres, with a strong emphasis on melody and harmony weaving his diverse oeuvre together. In 2017 he won the inaugural Oxford University Music Society Composition Competition and he was also the winner of the 2019 Sir David Willcocks carol competition.
Aaron has been composing since the age of 7. He is also active as an orchestral and choral conductor and regularly performs in a variety of contexts - he plays the Organ, Piano, Flute, and sings, both in ensembles and as a soloist. He achieved grade 8 with distinction in all of these at a young age and holds a performance diploma from the ABRSM.
"Aaron’s music fits the choir’s voice like a perfect glove. His ability to craft melody is unique among modern composers, and lends a beautiful spirituality to any service. We can’t wait to perform more works by this exceptional musician"
James Fellows - Musical Director, Luceat Choir
'Working with Aaron was a real pleasure. His deep passion and professional approach have taken the project to a higher level.'
Riccardo Soriano - GSA BAFTA shortlisted documentary film director








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