Aaron Gage is a lifelong musician who excels as a versatile composer, educator, and performer. As a composer of both classical and contemporary music, Aaron's work has been commissioned and performed by prestigious groups such as the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra, the University of Arizona Wind Ensemble, the Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra, the Metro Voices of the Alexandria Harmonizers, the Albuquerque Concert Band, and many others. He has had works such as "A Choir's Guide to Surviving Music Theory" achieve "Editor's Choice" by JWPepper. His compositions have been featured in numerous commercials, corporate videos, and documentaries aired on National Geographic, HDTV, ESPN, HGTV, and MSNBC. His classical works have also been performed internationally.

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Aaron has achieved success in various areas of music, with viral videos reaching millions of views. His diverse performance background deeply influences his compositional style, adding a rich variety to his work.

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He holds a Master's degree in Music Composition from the Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University, where he studied under Kevin Puts. Aaron graduated Magna Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music with a Bachelor’s degree in Music Composition, where he also studied contemporary music, electronic production, and film scoring. During his time at Berklee, he won the Berklee Symphony Orchestra Composition Competition.

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Aaron is currently published with Endeavor Publishing and serves as a music teacher with Montgomery County Public Schools in Maryland. He is currently accepting commissions and clinician bookings.