Pianist Aaron Miller made his concerto debut with the Santa Cruz Symphony at the age of twelve. He has also performed with the California Youth Symphony, the Idyllwild International Chamber Orchestra, and the Cabrillo Music Festival Orchestra. Aaron received first prizes at the Aspen Music Festival and Harvard Mozart Society Orchestra concerto competitions and was a YoungArts finalist. He won the Aloha International Piano Festival Amateur Competition in 2013 and was a semifinalist in three recent amateur competitions: Cliburn in Fort Worth, Texas (2022); Chopin in Warsaw, Poland (2024); and San Diego (2025). He was further recognized by the jury of the Chopin amateur competition as “best contestant who did not qualify for the final.” Aaron is a Fulbright Scholar who received advanced degrees from Harvard and the University of Hawaii in history, East Asian studies, and Korean language. He served as classical music director of WHRB (Harvard Radio), where he produced several programs including a ten-day broadcast of the complete works of J. S. Bach that the Boston Globe praised as “a considerable work of scholarship.” He is currently Deputy Director of the UCLA Asia Pacific Center.