Original scores for film/documentary include NY Export: Opus Jazz Documentary directed by Matt Wolf and Anna Farrell, Lessons From a Tailor directed by Galen Summer, Make Yourself at Home (originally titled Fetish) directed by Soopum Sohn, The Art of Leaving directed by Brian Kamerzel, The Invisible Hand directed by Marty New. Commercial music includes TV Guide Magazine Photo Shoot Videos with Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer (True Blood), David Boreanaz (Bones), Amy Poehler (Parks & Recreation), Eva Longoria (Desperate Housewives), Becki Newton (Ugly Betty), Rachael Ray, and the theme to TV Guide Magazine’s Cubicle Confessions, for complete list please visit www.theabbottbox.com. Compositions for dance include several works commissioned for the New York Choreographic Institute, co-founded by New York City Ballet’s Ballet Master in Chief Peter Martins and arts philanthropist Irene Diamond, and Times Three, a piano solo choreographed to for the Youth America Grand Prix Gala at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall. New work for choreographer Kiyon Gaines at PNB will premiere June, 2010.

For the fifth anniversary of New York City Ballet’s Choreographic Institute an excerpt of Flit of Fury – the Monarch for two pianos, was selected by Peter Martins to be choreographed to by ten international choreographers, including Christopher Wheeldon, and NYCB principal dancers Albert Evans and Benjamin Millepied. In June 2007, pianists Steven Beck and Stephen Gosling gave Flit of Fury – the Monarch its concert premiere at the National Arts Club in New York. Program included Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Suite No. 2 for 2 pianos, Op. 17. played by Steven Beck and Eliran Avni. And in June 2008, Flit of Fury – the Monarch had its world premiere as a ballet with New York City Ballet. Choreography by City Ballet soloist Adam Hendrickson and music performed by Mr. Beck and Mr. Gosling. Girl’s costume designed by Magda Berliner. reviews

Aaron Severini was born in Greenfield, Massachusetts and began studying the piano and composing at age eight. Mr. Severini has studied at Mannes College.  He is currently based in New York City.