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ANDREA BOCELLI & DREW  See slideshow    
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FILM SCORES RICHARD SHERMAN & DREW

Drew Tretick's London Symphony Orchestra recording with legendary arranger, Bob Krogstad (Natalie Cole, Mel Torme, Michael Crawford, Disney, etc.).
A collection of Cinema Classics meticulously engineered by Drew and 4-time Grammy winner John Kurlander.  Please visit the
Shop CD page to listen.



KAREN CHEN WINS GOLD

Karen Chen wins the 2012 U.S. Figure Skating Championships with the highest competition score ever while skating to Drew Tretick's London Symphony Orchestra recording of "The Godfather" (from his Cinema Classics album).  See video | Full article


Drew's music has also been used for the Champions On Ice Olympic winners tour, and is in the skating program of Viktoria Borzenkova and Andrei Chuvilaev
, as chosen by famed skating coach, Tamara Moskvina.  Drew's version of Con Te Partiro (Time To Say Goodbye) was used by Olympic Gold Medal Champion skaters, including Elena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze who tied with Canada's Jamie Sale and David Pelletier at the Salt Lake City Olympics.  It has also been used by the top contenders in the Russian Nationals skating competitions. 
 

Drew has recorded violin solos for a Rod Stewart song in the upcoming 2013 movie, SNAKE & MONGOOSE, which tells the true story of one of the greatest rivalries in sports history of Don 'the Snake' Prudhomme and Tom 'the Mongoose' McEwen in the world of entertainment sports marketing and sponsorship: www.snakeandmongoosemovie.com


Drew also recorded all of the violin solos for SONATA, a film about a violinist, by writer/director Christopher Pike. 

MIKE GARSON & DREW

Drew has been working on recording projects in the studio with
MIKE GARSON, composer and legendary pianist for David Bowie.

ORCHESTRAL APPEARANCES

Drew Tretick brings everything orchestras want from an artist, namely a great player with charisma, connection with the audience, and the greatest charts you could ever find.  Orchestras will love playing with him because he makes it so easy, and audiences will keep wanting him back.  You will make everybody in your organization happy with Drew Tretick.”  See recent appearances.

Kirk Trevor
Music Director, Missouri Symphony and Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra


RADIO AND REVIEWS

WQED FM Pittsburgh - "Drew Tretick’s Cinema Classics is a great favorite on the QED Morning Show. Wonderful arrangements, terrific choice of material, beautifully recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra, and top notch playing from Drew." - Jim Cunningham

JAZZ WEEKLY review by George Harris 5-12-2009:  "One of the key elements of any musician is to develop your own sound.  Violinist Drew Tretick has a tone that harkens back to the day when milking a note for all it’s worth was what brought the crowds in, and Tretick plays with the London Symphony Orchestra for an album’s worth of warm soundtrack pieces.  Most jazz oriented are the standards “For All We Know” and ”What a Wonderful World” which feature a Bechet-like vibrato that is quite bel canto.  All modern jazzers should take time to appreciate the time honored lesson displayed here that “it’s not what you say, but the way that you say it.”

ANDREA MORRICONE, composer (Cinema Paradiso): "Drew Tretick and the London Symphony Orchestra perform with such beauty and sensitivity."  Hear Drew's version of Cinema Paradiso at Andrea's website.

Don Magner, KPFK 90.7 FM Los Angeles: "Drew's artistry is unique, passionate and resides deep within me.  I am around music all day and must say, his music is of the best."

Drew was honored to be invited by the Robert B. Sherman (1925-2012) family to perform for the late songwriter's ceremony. With his brother Richard (below) they wrote classics such as "It's a Small World," and songs for musicals such as Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Tom Sawyer, Winnie the Pooh, Charlotte's Web, and many more. The Sherman brother's "Feed the Birds" was Walt Disney's favorite song.



ANDREA BOCELLI & DREW

See slideshow: Andrea Bocelli and Drew

Benefiting Andrea Bocelli's
Arpa Foundation and the Children's Partners Foundation, Drew performed with Andrea Bocelli and guests each contributing $1500 to attend the dinner benefit raising $100,000 for these charities (see Miracle News).  See promotional flyer.

PBS
We continue to receive email regarding Drew's appearances on KOCE-PBS TV.  You may contact the station at
888-246-4585 and show your support for future appearances.  Visit KOCE-PBS online at www.pbssocal.orgDrew has also appeared on ABC, NBC, CBS, ESPN, and for NICKELODEON. 

CHARITY & FUNDRAISING EVENTS
Each CD ordered at this website contributes approximately $1 to the following charities: WorldVision, Doctors Without Borders, Save The Children, American Red Cross, CARE and Unicef
Drew performed at The Las Vegas Venetian for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Hope Gala.  He performed with Clint Holmes and ventriloquist sensation Terry Fator, winner of America's Got Talent, made a cameo.  The event raised $750,000 (see PR Release) for Juvenile Diabetes.  Drew also appeared at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library for Catholic Hospitals West.  He was also the featured performer for Starlight Children's Foundation Gala with Jamie Lee Curtis at the Hollywood & Highland Annex in Hollywood.

 

                           


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