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Music without words can be difficult for some to digest. That’s why instrumentalist, Aaron Lefebvre, only plays a song without words if it means something—if it amplifies a mood or a feeling, an understanding that no words can communicate. Using the acoustic guitar, Aaron takes full advantage of the organic sound and resonance, aiming it toward the soul and heartstrings to weave a musical narrative that inspires the imagination. Listeners often leave one of Aaron’s performances with the feeling that they’ve learned something about the world and about music as an emotional transference tool.
Aaron has shared stages with world-class instrumentalists such as Antoine Dufour, Ian Ethan Case, Craig D'Andrea, Peter Janson, Steve Davison, Vin Downes, Daniel Bachman, Ryan Ayers, singer-songwriters Jess Klein, Gaelyn Lea, Carrie Elkin, Edward David Anderson, and musical groups such as Della Mae and Bombadil. He has also presented a guitar workshop at the University of Massachusetts Boston campus entitled, “The Art of Not Knowing,” an exploration of musical imagination and creative process.
Aaron is also an advocate for the awareness of disabilities in the arts, with a focus on the music industry. He writes essays that explore the experiences he has had with blindness and low-vision while working as a musician and navigating an industry that is highly competitive, and which sometimes overlooks the unique qualities of musicians and artists with disabilities.
You can hear Aaron in a multitude of settings including stage venues, listening rooms, music festivals, local coffee shops, art galleries, house concerts, bars, and even his porch in Bangor, ME on nice days.
See tour dates, read blogs, view videos, and learn more about Aaron by visiting his website at www.AaronLefebvre.com, or by following him on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.
For booking inquiries, direct emails to aaronlef@icloud.com
Praise
““A nice accompaniment to the calm in the evening serenity...””
“Lefebvre’s path toward this musical end has been effectively enhanced by evolving as a completely self-trained guitarist, thus managing to isolate himself from influences of the ‘outside’ guitar world. With no such distractions he’s been free to develop a self-reliant method of playing and composing music. Only a guitarist with such credentials could present a guitar workshop at a major university titled “The Art of Not Knowing”. Fresh musical air! Take a breath. ”
““Aaron brings a certain musicality to his playing and compositions. In a world full of technically competent guitarists, Aaron’s dedication to the song works.””
““Your music is like rain.”
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Booking: aaronlef@icloud.com
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