University of York Music Press publishes and promotes a range of new and established composers, and new educational resources.
12/11/2024
Thomas Simaku’s work Soliloquy I for solo violin, performed by Peter Sheppard-Skaerved, was broadcast by the Unam Radio (please click to listen) in Mexico City on 9 October 2024 in a programme of classical and contemporary music, which included works by, among others, Bach, Barber and De Falla, an...
29/10/2024
Contemporary composers, performed live. Concerts of new music on the first Saturday of each month, March to October.
29/10/2024
Ever heard of Carl Frühling? No - we hadn't either, but it's just one of the gems that the Amabile Clarinet Trio will be performing at 7:30 on Sat 2nd Nov - please join us if you can (and there's a free glass of wine or juice at the pre-concert talk at 6:45). https://latemusic.org/looking-for-carl-fruhling/
29/10/2024
Late Music York have two very good concerts coming up this Saturday. Late Music write: ‘Join us for two terrific concerts on Sat 2nd November. First at 1pm we have Lithuanian pianist Jelena Makarova marking 100 years since Stravinsky’s Sonata 1924 with a programme of music from the last 100…
29/10/2024
House composer Sadie Harrison will be featured on a new recording with the Kreutzer Quartet to be released in January 2025 on Metier Divine Art. Her work 10,000 Black Men: The Multiple Burdens of Injustice was written for the Kreutzers in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd. Sadie…
15/10/2024
Paredes' 'The Hearing Trumpet' nominated in chamber ensemble category for The Ivors Classical Awards 2024
UYMP was delighted to read today that Hilda Paredes' work The Hearing Trumpet has received a nomination for 'Best Chamber Ensemble Composition' at the Ivors Classical Awards. Along with four other nominations in the category, this piece will go forward to the final award ceremony on Tuesday 12th Nov...
04/10/2024
CONCERT UPDATE: Due to illness, tomorrow’s evening concert (5 Oct) with Ian Pace will unfortunately be postponed - we wish Ian a speedy recovery. The lunchtime concert (1pm) with Kate Ledger is going ahead as planned and we hope to see you there.
02/10/2024
We are looking forward to our friends Late Music York’s winter 2024 series of concerts, which begins this weekend. Late Music York write: 'We can’t wait to welcome you back for our 2024 season. We start with a mini festival for the piano, with amazing programmes from David Hammond, Kate…
25/09/2024
Thomas Simaku’s new work for Violin & String Orchestra will receive its world premiere on 27 September 2024, performed by Leonard Simaku (Switzerland) and the Orchestra of the National Theatre of Opera and Ballet in Tirana, and conducted by Rafał Janiak (Poland). Morea is a winning work of the Mi...
17/09/2024
UYMP is excited to announce that we are looking for a part time Promotional and Digital Administrator to join our small, York-based team. This role will focus on leading the administration and operation of the UYMP website and, in particular, working to enable the sale of music in digital form…
05/09/2024
We are thrilled that David Lancaster's Feathers has received a special mention in this month's excellent review by Choir and Organ of the Elysian Singers’ Beauty for Ashes CD. The reviewer highlights the solo singing of Miranda Johnson in Feathers, describing it as ‘gorgeous’ and ‘stratosphe...
03/09/2024
A comprehensive article by UYMP composer Thomas Simaku, on the composition process of his cycle of nine ‘Soliloquies’ for solo instruments, has been published by Cambridge University Press, in the July edition of TEMPO. The Abstract reads: ‘Beginning with Soliloquy I for solo violin in 1998, t...
21/08/2024
We are delighted that the acclaimed Lithuanian pianist, Lauryna Sableviciute, gave the world premiere of house composer Sadie Harrison’s A Book of Stars and Sorrows for solo piano (2024) on 10 August 2024 at Stoller Hall, Manchester as part of Chetham’s International Summer Piano School. Lauryna...
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About UYMP
University of York Music Press - known as UYMP - was founded in 1995 by David Blake with Bill Colleran to publish and promote new and established composers with a range of aesthetic backgrounds. UYMP's catalogue represents this diversity with voices such as Sadie Harrison, Ed Hughes and Luís Tinoco, and the recent work of David Blake, Hilda Paredes, Jo Kondo and Robert Saxton. UYMP is also proud to publish the music of Elisabeth Lutyens and David Lumsdaine.
UYMP also publishes the work of 26 Associate Composers and is currently developing a new programme of support and professional development, the Early Career Composers Cooperative.
UYMP is pioneering a series of novel educational resources for teachers and students at the primary, secondary and tertiary level. On Track, its series for GCSE Music offering students 13 new ensemble works, is endorsed by Edexcel examining board. Pianthology comprises seven contemporary piano works which can serve as an excellent introduction to new music for the piano for university and conservatoire level students, or any dedicated player looking to broaden their range.
UYMP's music is available for purchase from musicroom.com and to hire through contacting one of our international hire agents.
University of York Music Press is a charity and a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee.