Seemingly divergent musical paths have always landed Bryan Aspey in good company: by the age of 16 he held the guitar chair in Virginia's All-State Jazz Ensemble, performed on stage with jazz pianist/legend Billy Taylor, and was invited to play with guitarist Pat Metheny in a televised broadcast.
After completing his studies in Jazz Improvisation, Composition and Audio Engineering at James Madison University, he toured and recorded with a widely successful Celtic music group for five years. Having played to sold out crowds across the country and abroad, he has also been warmly welcomed at home in the Washington, DC area at the John F. Kennedy Center Concert Hall, the Barns of Wolf Trap, and the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall.
Aspey has since continued his studies with renowned Paraguayan guitarist Berta Rojas, and has developed a repertoire of solo guitar music from Latin America. Beyond his accomplishments as a performer, Aspey is a devoted music educator, composer, producer and recording artist with four CD's to his credit, including Frozen Hours, his debut solo album.
With a thriving career as an active performer and educator in the Washington DC area, Bryan Aspey has recently taught and performed classical guitar at GW University and is currently accepting new students at his McLean, VA guitar studio.
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