over 120 volumes of music
by 23 composers
Upper Esk Music is based in Castleton, a beautiful village in the Upper Esk Valley of the North Yorks Moors, with a strong community spirit and a history of creative activity.
It was started in 2011 by Andrew Dyer, a retired teacher/lecturer with years of experience as a composer/arranger, conductor, performer, accompanist and jazz band leader.
There are currently over 120 volumes of music, with many more to come.
Skill level is indicated from A (easy) to E (very difficult).
It was started in 2011 by Andrew Dyer, a retired teacher/lecturer with years of experience as a composer/arranger, conductor, performer, accompanist and jazz band leader.
There are currently over 120 volumes of music, with many more to come.
Skill level is indicated from A (easy) to E (very difficult).
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OUR LATEST PUBLICATION!
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Spider in the Tree New songs and rounds for schools, choirs and communities Music for all ages features in this thoroughly inspirational volume, which includes new music for the popular medieval Shepherds' Play that originated from the small Austrian village of Oberufer on the Danube delta. by Fabian Lochner click here to view Fabian's music |
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And something very different is on its way!!
In preparation are three volumes, written by Crispian Villeneuve, devoted to the life and work of Kathleen Schlesinger (1862 - !953), a musician and musicologist who was, in her time, a supreme expert in the instruments and scales of ancient music.
Her work included, and often centred on, some fascinating esoteric aspects and she worked closely with other like-minded musicians and with Rudolf Steiner.
The three volumes are due out within the next few months, and it is hoped that Volumes 1 and 2 will be published very soon.
Volume 1: The Meeting with Rudolf Steiner.
Her early life and background and how she met and began to work with Rudolf Steiner.
Volume 2: With Rudolf Steiner in Britain.
The period following the time of Volume 1.
Volume 3: The Planetary Harmonies.
Translation of the seminal lecture given during the Summer School at Penmaenmawr on 29th August 1923.
In preparation are three volumes, written by Crispian Villeneuve, devoted to the life and work of Kathleen Schlesinger (1862 - !953), a musician and musicologist who was, in her time, a supreme expert in the instruments and scales of ancient music.
Her work included, and often centred on, some fascinating esoteric aspects and she worked closely with other like-minded musicians and with Rudolf Steiner.
The three volumes are due out within the next few months, and it is hoped that Volumes 1 and 2 will be published very soon.
Volume 1: The Meeting with Rudolf Steiner.
Her early life and background and how she met and began to work with Rudolf Steiner.
Volume 2: With Rudolf Steiner in Britain.
The period following the time of Volume 1.
Volume 3: The Planetary Harmonies.
Translation of the seminal lecture given during the Summer School at Penmaenmawr on 29th August 1923.
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And something else…
Music, Colour and Eurythmy
An article by Andrew Dyer with insights and questions concerning the
history and possibilities of relationships between them
click on this link to download the article: Music, Colour and Eurythmy
Music, Colour and Eurythmy
An article by Andrew Dyer with insights and questions concerning the
history and possibilities of relationships between them
click on this link to download the article: Music, Colour and Eurythmy
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2022–23 CATALOGUE
click on link below to download 2022-23 catalogue |
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As an example of our work, the slide show below gives the cover and pages of one of the volumes of music: