Arranging was the first "skill" that I developed as a composer. As a young musician I would often present arrangements of famous full orchestral pieces whittled down to only a string orchestra for my music teachers. This culminated in my first publication by Alfred Music (www.alfred.com) in 2010. I was only 18 at the time.

After many years, publications and opportunities later, I finally reached a point where I started developing my craft as an "orchestrator" rather than "arranger". This was through my own compositions.

Coming from a science background, there is absolutely an analytical piece to orchestration, which is perhaps why I am drawn to the process. The fact that I enjoy the process of orchestration is also why I am willing to advertise my services as such. I think there are few greater joys in the world than hearing an orchestra play beautifully the notes you have put down on paper.

Below is a small selection of pieces that I have orchestrated myself. More cues (audio only) are available by clicking the "music" link above.

I work fastest in Sibelius, but I am also capable of working in Finale as well. I am also capable of transcribing MIDI files into workable sketches.

JASON LIBRANDE

S3M3 - Orchestra and Choir (with Lyrics) Orchestration

60 piece orchestra, 24 piece choir (prelay), Sampled prelay instruments

S3M2V2 - Orchestra and Choir (Wordless) Orchestration

60 piece orchestra, 24 piece choir (prelay), Sampled prelay instruments

M1 - Solo Voice and Orchestra

32 piece string orchestra, pre-lay and overdub woodwinds, brass, choir and voice (live and sampled)

S3M4 - Orchestra

60 piece orchestra, sampled pre-lays