Arranging a song for Sabrina Carpenter | Sneak Peek
Watch the full series at: https://mwtm.org/JA115 In this sneak peek, Jack Antonoff walks through the recording and arrangement of “Please Please Please” by Sabrina Carpenter. This extract is taken from a 73-minute documentary on the making of “Please Please Please” by Sabrina Carpenter. Songwriter and producer Jack Antonoff breaks down his unconventional approach to making records and unveils how he helped craft a bold, theatrical arrangement that soared to the top of the charts. To demonstrate his process, he strips the song back to its acoustic roots and builds it back up track by track. You will learn how the song evolved from a gentle country ballad into a colorful progressive-pop anthem featuring chamber flutes, glittering synths, and a cascade of ornate strings.

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