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Composed, orchestrated and conducted by: Bryan Perri
Bryan Perri is an award-winning music supervisor, orchestrator, arranger, music director, and conductor. He has built a substantial career working on some of the biggest, most widely recognized Broadway musicals of the last 20 years, making him one of the key players behind many household names in musical theater.
But among the seemingly endless deluge of sung and spoken words with which his professional world is brimming, Perri sought something else, something less dependent on explicit meaning. Perri’s debut album, Few Words, sits at the intersection of neoclassical, art rock, ambient, and electronic music, and represents an aesthetic hybridization of old and new ideas, amidst emotional and conceptual depths.
Words are ubiquitous in theatrical genres and at times ironically limit the extent to which one can express themself fully. This album represents the liberation from the limiting factors of words and rhyming, the predictability of time and the fear of judgment. Perri sees the record as a set of invitations into changing landscapes of sound and evolving themes of trauma and healing.
Composed, orchestrated and conducted by: Bryan Perri
Bryan Perri is an award-winning music supervisor, orchestrator, arranger, music director, and conductor. He has built a substantial career working on some of the biggest, most widely recognized Broadway musicals of the last 20 years, making him one of the key players behind many household names in musical theater.
But among the seemingly endless deluge of sung and spoken words with which his professional world is brimming, Perri sought something else, something less dependent on explicit meaning. Perri’s debut album, Few Words, sits at the intersection of neoclassical, art rock, ambient, and electronic music, and represents an aesthetic hybridization of old and new ideas, amidst emotional and conceptual depths.
Words are ubiquitous in theatrical genres and at times ironically limit the extent to which one can express themself fully. This album represents the liberation from the limiting factors of words and rhyming, the predictability of time and the fear of judgment. Perri sees the record as a set of invitations into changing landscapes of sound and evolving themes of trauma and healing.