Full bio
An avid teacher and Beatles scholar, Aaron Krerowicz (b.1985) graduated from Butler University with a Bachelor’s of Music in Theory & Composition in 2008; from Boston University in 2010 with a Master’s of Music in Composition; and from the Hartt School of the University of Hartford with a Graduate Artist Diploma in the same discipline in 2012.
Aaron currently teaches musical keyboarding and leads the school band at Grace Academy in downtown Hartford. He also runs a private instrumental lesson studio at Capital Preparatory Magnet School, in addition to maintaining a home studio. These lessons are open to the public. For more information, including the registration form, click on the "Teaching" menu at the top of the page. He also teaches a very popular 3-hour adult-level seminar on keyboard playing for beginners called "Just Once Piano for Hopelessly Busy People". The seminar covers the basics of keyboard/piano playing and is offered throughout Connecticut. For details, visit the Just Once website; to find a local seminar, click here.
In November 2011, Aaron won a research grant through the University of Hartford to explore the connections between mid-Twentieth Century avant-garde art and the Beatles. The results of this on-going venture have been presented as lectures at the University of Hartford and the University of Cincinnati. Additionally, he delivers lectures and presentations and leads discussion courses on the band throughout Connecticut. To help focus his research findings, Aaron started a daily Beatles blog in November 2012, which can be read by clicking here.
Aaron also teaches a variety of adult-level courses throughout the state on baseball and origami.
Aaron currently teaches musical keyboarding and leads the school band at Grace Academy in downtown Hartford. He also runs a private instrumental lesson studio at Capital Preparatory Magnet School, in addition to maintaining a home studio. These lessons are open to the public. For more information, including the registration form, click on the "Teaching" menu at the top of the page. He also teaches a very popular 3-hour adult-level seminar on keyboard playing for beginners called "Just Once Piano for Hopelessly Busy People". The seminar covers the basics of keyboard/piano playing and is offered throughout Connecticut. For details, visit the Just Once website; to find a local seminar, click here.
In November 2011, Aaron won a research grant through the University of Hartford to explore the connections between mid-Twentieth Century avant-garde art and the Beatles. The results of this on-going venture have been presented as lectures at the University of Hartford and the University of Cincinnati. Additionally, he delivers lectures and presentations and leads discussion courses on the band throughout Connecticut. To help focus his research findings, Aaron started a daily Beatles blog in November 2012, which can be read by clicking here.
Aaron also teaches a variety of adult-level courses throughout the state on baseball and origami.
Short bio
Religious concert-goer & new-music evangelist; eager mandolinist & basso profundo; Beatles fanatic, bicycle commuter & baseball aficionado; Connecticut resident & Wisconsin native; PBS watcher & NPR listener; short-sighted, yet tall in stature; piano teacher & band director; graduate of Butler & Boston Universities and the University of Hartford; Sibelius engraver & YouTube uploader; composer Aaron Krerowicz finds his niche in an accessible post-avant-garde style, heavily inspired by the simplicity, innocence, and naïveté of childhood.
Resume
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