About Aric

Los Angeles based trumpet player Aric Kline leads an active career as a chamber musician, orchestral trumpet player, jazz musician, advocate of new music, and musical educator. Aric can be heard as Principal Trumpet of the San Gabriel Valley Symphony, Principal Trumpet of the Channel Islands Chamber Orchestra, Split Lead Trumpet in contemporary big band Sicnarf, as well as numerous indie film scores, such as the short film M.I.R, written and directed by Liam Sherman. As a solo artist Aric looks forward to recording his first solo album, entitled Some of My Favorites which will be comprised entirely of works Aric has commissioned for solo trumpet. Past his role as a performer, Aric has become a passionate educator and mentor. With students of his placing in middle school regional bands, earning spots in their local youth orchestras, and even being invited to perform at Carnegie Hall, Aric has solidified himself as an effective educator both in Los Angeles, and remotely. When he isn’t playing or teaching the trumpet, Aric can be found testing out new recipes,  making films, watching movies, going to concerts, and exploring Los Angeles. To hear a few of Aric’s recent projects, check out the newly released Sicnarf Ep A Clever Bit, and keep your ears ready for Good Time Brass’ upcoming recording of  A Cosmic Perspective.