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Garrett has a unique ability to write arrangements that bring out the best in any group. For our beginning groups he finds ways to keep parts simple and still create really musical moments, and for our advanced groups he constantly comes up with innovative ways to do something new.
Garrett's arrangements always hit the mark! He is an integral part in the success of our shows from start to finish. Garrett is great to work with and always makes sure he gets it right.
From the start, Garrett was great to work with. He responded to emails quickly, wrote music that was the appropriate level of difficulty for my ensemble, and he has great ideas that enhanced my show. Garrett also uploaded edits quickly and made tracks for the arrangements. Most of all, Garrett is a great guy who wants my ensembles to succeed.
Garrett is so easy to work with and he really listens to what I am asking for. I also really like how he checks in with me later in the season to make sure everything is working well. This year when my band and I were listening to the closer chart one of the kids looked at me and said "pure genius." And they love playing it!
Garrett is great to work with and his arrangements have my groups of 28 - 30 people sounding like 45 -50!
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Garrett Breeze
- The Place Where Lost Things GoI’m very happy to announce the release of my latest work, “The Place Where Lost Things Go” from Mary Poppins Returns, arranged for SATB choir, piano, and violin. Check out the premiere performance by BYU Singers below, under the direction of Andrew Crane, as well as the Score Preview Video and Lyric Video of the […]
- There is a Green Hill Far Away (Arrangement Breakdown)Cecil Alexander was an Anglican schoolteacher and poet born in Ireland in 1818. Among the most well-known of her 200 hymns is “There is a Green Hill Far Away,” first published without music in her 1848 book Hymns for Little Children—the proceeds of which were used to fund a school for deaf and mute children. […]
- Jamie Atkins (Show Choir Arrangers You Should Know)Every student has musical potential. For a student to best realize that potential it helps to have an instructor that is qualified with the requisite knowledge in that field, who will consistently arrive on time and prepared to teach that student. This instructor must teach quality content every lesson and ultimately ensure that the student […]
- Trends and Changes in Today’s Wind Orchestra SceneI recently had the pleasure of interviewing Dutch composer Johan de Meij on my podcast, where he shared this article he wrote about current trends in music for wind orchestra (concert band, wind ensemble, symphonic band, etc.) DOWNLOAD THE ARTICLE (PDF) Listen to Garrett’s interview with Johan De Meij below:
- Steve Cochran (Show Choir Arrangers You Should Know)Every student has musical potential. For a student to best realize that potential it helps to have an instructor that is qualified with the requisite knowledge in that field, who will consistently arrive on time and prepared to teach that student. This instructor must teach quality content every lesson and ultimately ensure that the student […]