“Aaron Larget-Caplan is a riveting artist” (Washington Post), “master guitarist and master arranger” (Fanfare), and he performs with “astounding technical proficiency and artistic delicacy” (Boston Musical Intelligencer). Mr. Larget-Caplan is a composer, international recording and touring guitarist, award winning curator, published poet, producer, and educator.

Larget-Caplan has twelve acclaimed album, recent ones include Guitar America 250 (2026), Spanish Gems (2024), Spanish Candy (2023), his own compositions on honey cadence (2022), an all-Bach album God’s Time (2022), three volumes for his contemporary music endeavor the New Lullaby Project: New Lullaby (2010), Nights Transfigured (2020), Hushed (2021), the first guitar album sanctioned by the John Caget Trust: John. Cage. Guitar. (2018), and the Japanese themed The legend of Hagoromo (2016). The albums have earned critical praise and 14-million streams since 2021. Larget-Caplan has received numerous awards for his trailblazing work in music including from the Société Académique Arts-Sciences-Lettres of Paris, France, the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Canada, the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and the professional music fraternity Mu Phi Epsilon.

A lover of new, he has premiered over 120 solo and chamber compositions by more than 100 composers from 13 countries. He has written and arranged 85 compositions including for guitar and choir, strings, and solos for piano and guitar. Edition Peters publishes his John Cage and Alan Hovhaness arrangements, and the American Composers Alliance his original compositions and the award-winning New Lullaby anthologies.

Larget-Caplan is the director of the Spanish music and dance ensemble ¡Con Fuego!, the New Lullaby Project, and the performance and educational endeavor Now Musique, the latter is fiscally sponsored by Fractured Atlas.

Currently on faculty at the New England Conservatory, past appointments include the Boston Conservatory at Berklee School of Music and the University of Massachusetts Boston. His teachers and mentors include David Leisner, Eliot Fisk, Dmitry Goryachev, and pianists Seymour Bernstein and Stephen Drury. Born in Oklahoma, raised in Colorado, Aaron lives in Boston with his wife, healer, and muse, Catherine. He likes espresso.