Bree-Arne Manley
@Bree_Arne
Point Lonsdale
Growing up in the little seaside town of Clifton Springs, Bree-Arne Manley was introduced at a young age to music by her parent’s love of singing and teaching as well as playing piano and guitar. From the age of 3 Bree would watch her mother play the piano and discovered that she had the ability to mimic the position of her hands.
Over the years Bree was able to learn to play a song just by listening. As she got older and matured more with her music Bree discovered a natural talent for composing and writing songs. Picking up the guitar at 12 opened up new doors for writing and composing in different styles. Eventually Bree’s skills became highly accomplished. However,
In 2005 at the age of 19 Bree-Arne was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, an autoimmune disease which makes it difficult for the brain to communicate with the rest of the body. Brie's journey is still going, and still refuses to quit, having just released an album 'Good Grief' which is dedicated to her journey