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Grahame Edwards has had an interest in music from a very early age. He grew up in Essex UK, as the son of a watch and clock repairman. As a young child he spent time at his father's shop, a sound scape of ticking grandfather clock escapements in wooden resonant vessels punctuated by the rich overtones of hourly chimes. This fascination has led to the study and practice of strings, percussion and brasses. Study at UBC in Music Education led to a teaching job then further studies in solfege in the Kodaly method helped along a multi decade career teaching music to youngsters from 5 to 12 in public schools of coastal British Columbia. Enrollment in summer jazz programs began a decade of inspirational experiences and led to encounters with numerous jazz luminaries.
Now retired from school music teaching, Grahame plays around the his region of Vancouver Island in various groups including his own Wire Choir but still enjoys conducting musical workshops.
Many thanks to the creators and moderators of iComp for nurturing this community!
mre
Grahame Edwards has had an interest in music from a very early age. He grew up in Essex UK, as the son of a watch and clock repairman. As a young child he spent time at his father's shop, a sound scape of ticking grandfather clock escapements in wooden resonant vessels punctuated by the rich overtones of hourly chimes. This fascination has led to the study and practice of strings, percussion and brasses. Study at UBC in Music Education led to a teaching job then further studies in solfege in the Kodaly method helped along a multi decade career teaching music to youngsters from 5 to 12 in public schools of coastal British Columbia. Enrollment in summer jazz programs began a decade of inspirational experiences and led to encounters with numerous jazz luminaries.
Now retired from school music teaching, Grahame plays around the his region of Vancouver Island in various groups including his own Wire Choir but still enjoys conducting musical workshops.
Many thanks to the creators and moderators of iComp for nurturing this community!
mre
Blog 
| Live Recording | January 8, 2013 |
I've been posting some live recordings lately and would like to report on my methods in case anyone can glean benefit from my experience.
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| Tritones to Tritonics | November 27, 2012 |
It used to be illegal to play a flat five. The seventh mode, the Locrian, was said to be the mode of the devil because of its flatted fifth note.
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| Wearable Art Show | October 19, 2012 |
Providing music for a choreographed gallery show for three models and spoken word.
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| Pacific Ocean Story | August 29, 2012 |
Here is an environmental project in which I was recently involved, doing music and ambient nature sounds:
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| Tonic Dominant Ambiguity | August 13, 2012 |
Tonic Dominant Ambiguity and the Be-Bop Scale
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Music
Collaborations
| Title | Genre | Released | Plays |
| Astral Dreams | Ambient | Apr 2, 2010 | 531 |
