Ms Rachel Griffin Husband Aron Accurso Is A Singer

Posted by Almeda Bohannan on Friday, May 3, 2024

Ms. Rachel husband Aron Accurso is a talented music director and composer. Aron is a creative partner of Rachel Griffins at Songs for Littles.  

Accurso is the Associate music director for Aladdin on Broadway. His other Broadway credits include Nice Work If You Can Get It, Sister Act, The Little Mermaid, and Billy Elliot. 

Aron served as the Musical Director and Incidental Music Arranger for Up Her, a musical by Bobby Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez. The musical premiered at the La Jolla Playhouse in 2015.

Accurso's musical The Dogs of Pripyat won the Jerry Bock Award and the Weston New Musical Award. The lyrics were written by Jill Abramovitz for the song that was presented by the National Alliance of Musical Theatre (NAMT).

Seeing Red with Joey Mazzarino won Theatre Resources Unlimited's 2019 TRU Voices musical reading. Similarly, We Have Apples won a workshop with Theatre Now NY and was featured on CBS news and in the Washington Post. 

Other writing credits of Accurso include You Are Enough: A Mental Health Suite, The Trail, and a children's musical titled Strega Nona. 

Accurso is a piano player as well. He played the instrument on The Bachelorette and The View for Aladdin, Regis and Kelly, Michael and Kelly, and the Wendy Williams Show. The musician was also featured on Smash.

The composer collaborates with his life partner, Ms. Rachel, and creates songs for her YouTube channel Songs for Littles. The couple started to create online content during the time of pandemic in 2020.

The musician serves as a creative partner of Rachel and writes children's songs for their channel Songs for Littles. His tasks include writing and arranging music and skits, editing the episodes, and performing puppets.

Aron's Education And Training Background

Accurso pursued higher education at St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. He received a Bachelor of Arts (B.A) Degree with a major in Music Theory and Composition. 

During his time at St. Olaf, Accurso sang in the St. Olaf Choir and The Limestones as contemporary a capella. Furthermore, he performed in theatre productions. 

Accurso studied writing for the theatre in the BMI Workshop, a program highly regarded as a premiere training ground for emerging musical theatre composers. Aron won the Jerry Harrington Award for outstanding creative achievement in musical theatre.

The award-winning composer also trained as a Dramatist Guild Fellow at BMI. Furthermore, he worked as a writer at the Goodspeed Mercer Colony.

Accurso is originally from Denver, Colorado. He currently lives in New York City with his family.

Aron Accurso is active on Instagram under @aronaccurso with over 3.5K followers.

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