Aaron Zigman

Aaron Zigman is a versatile and accomplished American composer whose work spans the realms of film and classical music. With a deep foundation in classical training, Zigman has composed scores for over 60 Hollywood films, including the iconic romantic drama "The Notebook" and the beloved "Sex and the City" films. His ability to blend emotional depth with cinematic grandeur has made his compositions unforgettable. Beyond film, Zigman has also created significant works like "Émigré," a powerful oratorio that tells the story of Jews who fled Nazi Germany for Shanghai, showcasing his range and emotional resonance. His collaborations with legendary artists such as Quincy Jones, Christina Aguilera, and Phil Collins further highlight his versatility and impact in the music industry. Whether scoring a film or composing a symphony, Aaron Zigman's music is a testament to his artistic prowess and emotional depth.