"Eddie Carr, Composer" is a 2012 album featuring the broad range of music composed by Eddie, including film and theatrical scores, jazz, latin, alt rock, and orchestral music. The digital album can be purchased at https://eddiecarr.bandcamp.com/album/eddie-carr-composer

Written arrangements are available through http://jazzwithoutborders.com.

Eddie wrote his first arrangement for jazz ensemble at 13 years old and his first original compositions at fifteen. He has composed for every type of ensemble from jazz bebop combos to symphonic orchestra. He earned a BA in Music, emphasis in composition from Brigham Young University, where he was a trumpet soloist with the acclaimed “Synthesis” Jazz Ensemble.

Eddie has created film and theatrical scores, including a dramatic production of Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities” for Brigham Young University. His two scores for live aerobatic performance, “The Laser’s Edge” and “To Fly in Angels’ Skies,” were performed world wide by World Champion and 7-time U.S. National Champion aerobatic pilot Leo Loudenslager and the Bud Light Air Force Aerobatic Team.

Two of his Latin compositions, the salsa tunes “Busca La Solución” and “Yo Sueño Contigo,” were featured on the CD “Find The Solution,” by La Solución Latina. “Busca La Solución” was chosen as a Finalist in the GRAMMYs Midwest Regional Songwriting Competition in 2003.

As a jazz trumpeter, pianist, and member of an elite drum and bugle corps, Eddie has performed across the U.S. and Canada, in Russia, and in jazz festivals in Eastern Europe. He has taught marching bands and drum & bugle corps in Japan. He has even participated in a Christmas Eve Processional on Margarita Island in the Caribbean.

He has had the pleasure of sharing the stage with such jazz notables as Louis Bellson, Michael Brecker, Jon Faddis, Mike Vax, Jim Widener, Nick Brignola, and Jim Manley.

Currently, Eddie is writing for big band, scoring for theatre, accepting film projects, and writing for and performing with his own alternative rock combo, The Eddie Carr Five.

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