Aaron M. Johnson

Jazz Saxophonist and Composer

Aaron M. Johnson - Jazz Saxophonist and Composer
Born

June 9th, 1991
34 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Born in 1991, a jazz saxophonist gained recognition in the American jazz scene. Played in various ensembles and clubs, showcasing improvisational skills and unique compositions. Released several albums that combined traditional jazz with contemporary elements. Collaborated with notable musicians and contributed to various jazz festivals across the country.

Released acclaimed album 'Soulful Journeys'

Performed at the Newport Jazz Festival

Collaborated with renowned jazz artists

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