CHORAL MUSIC
Aaron has written extensively for choir. He was recently shortlisted in the Tenebrae 'Undiscovered Voices' competition, with the shortlisted pieces being performed at Wigmore Hall by Tenebrae in January 2026. Earlier this year his setting of Frederick Forsyth's poem 'Fallen Soldier', was described by celebrated choral composer Philip Stopford as "a tender and deeply emotional piece". 'Fallen Soldier' was composed to commemorate VE Day 80 celebrations in 2025 and was recorded by the Luceat Choir later that year.
'a sensitive, beautifully-voiced setting... it will find a welcome with many choirs'
Choral Composer John Rutter CBE, on Aaron's setting of 'A Spotless Rose'
'a talented and original composer of music for choir....choirs everywhere need to sing this music.'
Choral composer Paul Mealor, on Aaron's choral music
'A beautiful and moving motet... a tender and deeply emotional piece'
Choral Composer Philip Stopford, on Aaron's setting of 'Fallen Soldier
Aaron's works have been performed across the UK and internationally by choirs such as The Bach Choir, the choirs of Magdelen and Oriel Colleges, Oxford, Selwyn College Cambridge, and the Luceat Choir. Earlier this year Aaron was commissioned by the Wooburn Singers as part of their spring concert, setting words by Oscar Wilde for choir, cello and piano.
Further back, Aaron was the winner of the 2019 Sir David Willcocks carol competition, his winning composition, 'A Spotless Rose', being celebrated with a performance by The Bach Choir at Cadogan Hall. The carol is featured on the Luceat Choir's Christmas CD and has subsequently been broadcast on Radio 3. Aaron has sung extensively with choirs: from the age of 8-13 he was a chorister with Tewkesbury Abbey Schola Cantorum under the direction of Benjamin Nicholas, achieving grade 8 singing with distinction. Since then he has sung with the choirs of Merton and Keble Colleges (Oxford), the Rodolfus Choir, and the BBC Proms Youth Choir. He is now Organist and Director of Music at St. Mary's and all Saints church in Beaconsfield