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The Place Where Lost Things Go
I’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,
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
Trends and Changes in Today’s Wind Orchestra Scene
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Dutch composer Johan de Meij on my podcast, where he shared this article he wrote about current trends
Is Sheet Music Worth More Than a Cheeseburger?
I had kind of a random thought the other day. I was in my car, it was the end of the year, and I was
Garrett on the “Make Music Income” Podcast
I had a great time on the “Make Music Income” podcast taking a deep dive with Eric Copeland on all things sheet music. Check it
Garrett’s Interview with “Music (ed) Matters”
I was honored to be this week’s guest on the “Music (ed) Matters” podcast to talk about all things commercial music in the classroom. Check
Georgia ACDA Fall Conference 2022
A big thank you to Georgia ACDA for the invitation to speak at your Fall Conference! You can access the slides and other materials (including
Easy Edits To Make In Show Choir Arrangements
No matter how great your arrangements are, there will inevitably come a time during the school year where things start to plateau, or even worse,
100 Ways to Market, Advertise, and Promote Sheet Music
This list is taken from Episode 5 of the podcast Selling Sheet Music. NUMBER 1. Create a webpage that will serve as the main hub
Selling Sheet Music Podcast, Ep. 5: 100 Ways to Market, Advertise, and Promote Sheet Music
NUMBER ONE. Create a webpage that will serve as the main hub for all your music. This is important for a couple of reasons. The
Garrett Breeze
COMPOSER, ARRANGER
Garrett Breeze is a composer, arranger, and orchestrator whose credits include film, television, video games, Broadway stars, major classical artists, and many of the top school music programs in the U.S.
