Examples of 'music arranger' in a sentence

Meaning of "music arranger"

music arranger - This phrase refers to a person who is responsible for adapting and orchestrating musical compositions, often arranging various elements such as melody, harmony, and rhythm to create a cohesive piece of music

How to use "music arranger" in a sentence

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Hole is also a composer and music arranger.
Torvill and Dean went to a music arranger to condense Boléro down to a " skateable " version.
Van Dyke Parks is credited as music arranger.
He was also music arranger on the UK BBC television programme, Top of the Pops.
He also works as a freelance music arranger for local artists.
Katter was a professional guitar teacher, composer and music arranger.
He also was a music arranger on the 79th Academy Awards.
At the same time, he joined the RCA label to become a music arranger.
His uncle, Ted Lo, is a famous music arranger and record producer in Hong Kong.
On this album, he established himself as a composer, solo singer, music arranger and producer.
In 1947, Bradley took a position as a music arranger and songwriter at Decca Records.
In 1944, he joined Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán as a violinist and later as a music arranger.
Other background music was provided by BBC music arranger and pianist Johnny Pearson.
Their father, Art, was a trombonist and music arranger.
She was an American singer, songwriter and music arranger from Port Arthur, Texas.

See also

He participated as the producer, lyricist and music arranger of the band “ Fantasy ”.
June 7 - Erling Wicklund, jazz trombonist, composer, music arranger and journalist.

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