list of crea composed/Arranger songs?

[OogoeDiamond]

anyone can help?

[Delirium-Zer0]

All the songs in bold here are CREA compositions: http://www.eneabba.net/ayu/index2.htm
"WONDERLAND" is the only thing she arranged.

[jean-baptiste]

^wow i didn't know she did Endless sorrow. every time i look at a list of her compositions it makes me happy that she composes such great songs but eager for her to do more!

thanks for the list.

[Ayumi27]

Yeah, her CREA period was the best musically

[Picaflor 7/4]

what exactly does it mean to arrange a song? put it in order? only thing I can think of would be to decide how many choruses, bridges, and verses and decide where they go.

[VRGRK]

Originally Posted by Picaflor 7/4

what exactly does it mean to arrange a song? put it in order? only thing I can think of would be to decide how many choruses, bridges, and verses and decide where they go.

When you arrange a song it can mean placement of lyrics, the melody, deciding which Key(s) the song will be in, etc..

When you arrange a track list for an album you decide which tracks will come before others; this is usually what the listener hears the very first time they hear the album. basically you decide which tracks come before others and where you place interludes, etc.

[jean-baptiste]

^ah, interesting.

[y_nathz]

^^ Nice to know that

Oh gosh I really missed CREA composed songs..

[GRACE]

arrangement also has to do with the background instruments, what instruments they are, how much you hear of each one, ect

[gallowsCalibrator]

Thank you for the list!!! I had only known of the singles she composed, thanks to A COMPLETE

[Delirium-Zer0]

Yeah, in the west, the "arrangement" is stuff like verse/chorus placement. In Japan, it's the figuring out the actual instrumentation, what we call "producing" the track in the west. (In Japan, "producing" a track is hiring all the people who are going to play instruments and mix and such, which is basically what "producing" a movie is in the west, hiring all the right people.)

It's very confusing getting all this terminology straight x_X.