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ANDREW ESQUER (pronounced ess-CARE) is a composer, arranger/orchestrator, lyricist, music educator, music director, and playwright who specializes in music for stage and screen. A 2022 graduate of NYU Steinhardt (M.M. Screen Scoring), Andrew previously attended San Diego State University (B.M. Global Composition), as well as California State University, Fresno, and Fresno City College, studying instrumental music education, piano performance, voice performance, composition, and music technology. Andrew most recently collaborated with students in NYU Tisch’s Advanced Television Production Class, scoring the pilot episode of NOA’S ARC, a new show created by Sophie Alvarez. In his time as a composer for media, he has scored several student film projects, written multiple themes for sports broadcasts, entered several scoring competitions, and written for projects with his sunsetted videography company, MINEstudios. Among his student collaborations, two short films Andrew scored with filmmakers attending NYU Tisch were presented at film festivals run by Tisch professor Michael Schanzer. Currently, he is scoring the short thriller WHAT I SAW ON 14TH STREET, written and directed by Anthony Harvey. In 2005, Andrew began his career as a music director with the Sanger High School production of DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. He has since worked with theatre programs ranging from elementary school to collegiate theatre, netting roughly two dozen productions on shows including FOOTLOOSE!, DISNEY’S THE LITTLE MERMAID JR., FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, MEREDITH WILLSON’S THE MUSIC MAN, and GREEN DAY’S AMERICAN IDIOT. In addition, he has worked as a performer and synthesizer programmer for productions of JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH and LITTLE WOMEN, the latter for which he also served as Assistant Music Director. Most recently, he made his off-off-Broadway debut as Music Director for the LATINÉ MUSICAL THEATRE LAB’S 4xLATINÉ (2022), a showcase of four 15-minute excerpts of musicals currently in development by Latiné writers, and delivered new orchestrations for Imagination Stage's production of CINDERELLA: A SALSA FAIRYTALE (2024). He currently serves on the steering committee for MUSE – Musicians United for Social Equity. Andrew has also branched into work as a playwright and librettist. His first original play, SLEEP: A SHORT MUSICAL, debuted in 2016 as part of Fresno City College's TEASERS series of student-created, student-run short plays. Well-received by audiences and critics alike, the play was the first musical in TEASERS history. His second short musical, THE THIRD DEATH OF PANCHO LaGUARDIA, was also written (though not selected) for TEASERS, and is an ongoing project. In 2018, Andrew served as Music Director and arranger/orchestrator for AN ODE TO NEW YORK (2018), a ten-minute medley of music for the Blossom Trail Players’ Junior Company inaugural production that also featured custom songwriting by Andrew.…ANDREW ESQUER (pronounced ess-CARE) is a composer, arranger/orchestrator, lyricist, music educator, music director, and playwright who specializes in music for stage and screen. A 2022 graduate of NYU Steinhardt (M.M. Screen Scoring), Andrew previously attended San Diego State University (B.M. Global Composition), as well as California State University, Fresno, and Fresno City College, studying instrumental music education, piano performance, voice performance, composition, and music technology. Andrew most recently collaborated with students in NYU Tisch’s Advanced Television Production Class, scoring the pilot episode of NOA’S ARC, a new show created by Sophie Alvarez. In his time as a composer for media, he has scored several student film projects, written multiple themes for sports broadcasts, entered several scoring competitions, and written for projects with his sunsetted videography company, MINEstudios. Among his student collaborations, two short films Andrew scored with filmmakers attending NYU Tisch were presented at film festivals run by Tisch professor Michael Schanzer. Currently, he is scoring the short thriller WHAT I SAW ON 14TH STREET, written and directed by Anthony Harvey. In 2005, Andrew began his career as a music director with the Sanger High School production of DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. He has since worked with theatre programs ranging from elementary school to collegiate theatre, netting roughly two dozen productions on shows including FOOTLOOSE!, DISNEY’S THE LITTLE MERMAID JR., FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, MEREDITH WILLSON’S THE MUSIC MAN, and GREEN DAY’S AMERICAN IDIOT. In addition, he has worked as a performer and synthesizer programmer for productions of JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH and LITTLE WOMEN, the latter for which he also served as Assistant Music Director. Most recently, he made his off-off-Broadway debut as Music Director for the LATINÉ MUSICAL THEATRE LAB’S 4xLATINÉ (2022), a showcase of four 15-minute excerpts of musicals currently in development by Latiné writers, and delivered new orchestrations for Imagination Stage's production of CINDERELLA: A SALSA FAIRYTALE (2024). He currently serves on the steering committee for MUSE – Musicians United for Social Equity. Andrew has also branched into work as a playwright and librettist. His first original play, SLEEP: A SHORT MUSICAL, debuted in 2016 as part of Fresno City College's TEASERS series of student-created, student-run short plays. Well-received by audiences and critics alike, the play was the first musical in TEASERS history. His second short musical, THE THIRD DEATH OF PANCHO LaGUARDIA, was also written (though not selected) for TEASERS, and is an ongoing project. In 2018, Andrew served as Music Director and arranger/orchestrator for AN ODE TO NEW YORK (2018), a ten-minute medley of music for the Blossom Trail Players’ Junior Company inaugural production that also featured custom songwriting by Andrew.

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ANDREW ESQUER (pronounced ess-CARE) is a composer, arranger/orchestrator, lyricist, music educator, music director, and playwright who specializes in music for stage and screen. A 2022 graduate of NYU Steinhardt (M.M. Screen Scoring), Andrew previously attended San Diego State University (B.M. Global Composition), as well as California State University, Fresno, and Fresno City College, studying instrumental music education, piano performance, voice performance, composition, and music technology. Andrew most recently collaborated with students in NYU Tisch’s Advanced Television Production Class, scoring the pilot episode of NOA’S ARC, a new show created by Sophie Alvarez. In his time as a composer for media, he has scored several student film projects, written multiple themes for sports broadcasts, entered several scoring competitions, and written for projects with his sunsetted videography company, MINEstudios. Among his student collaborations, two short films Andrew scored with filmmakers attending NYU Tisch were presented at film festivals run by Tisch professor Michael Schanzer. Currently, he is scoring the short thriller WHAT I SAW ON 14TH STREET, written and directed by Anthony Harvey. In 2005, Andrew began his career as a music director with the Sanger High School production of DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. He has since worked with theatre programs ranging from elementary school to collegiate theatre, netting roughly two dozen productions on shows including FOOTLOOSE!, DISNEY’S THE LITTLE MERMAID JR., FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, MEREDITH WILLSON’S THE MUSIC MAN, and GREEN DAY’S AMERICAN IDIOT. In addition, he has worked as a performer and synthesizer programmer for productions of JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH and LITTLE WOMEN, the latter for which he also served as Assistant Music Director. Most recently, he made his off-off-Broadway debut as Music Director for the LATINÉ MUSICAL THEATRE LAB’S 4xLATINÉ (2022), a showcase of four 15-minute excerpts of musicals currently in development by Latiné writers, and delivered new orchestrations for Imagination Stage's production of CINDERELLA: A SALSA FAIRYTALE (2024). He currently serves on the steering committee for MUSE – Musicians United for Social Equity. Andrew has also branched into work as a playwright and librettist. His first original play, SLEEP: A SHORT MUSICAL, debuted in 2016 as part of Fresno City College's TEASERS series of student-created, student-run short plays. Well-received by audiences and critics alike, the play was the first musical in TEASERS history. His second short musical, THE THIRD DEATH OF PANCHO LaGUARDIA, was also written (though not selected) for TEASERS, and is an ongoing project. In 2018, Andrew served as Music Director and arranger/orchestrator for AN ODE TO NEW YORK (2018), a ten-minute medley of music for the Blossom Trail Players’ Junior Company inaugural production that also featured custom songwriting by Andrew.…ANDREW ESQUER (pronounced ess-CARE) is a composer, arranger/orchestrator, lyricist, music educator, music director, and playwright who specializes in music for stage and screen. A 2022 graduate of NYU Steinhardt (M.M. Screen Scoring), Andrew previously attended San Diego State University (B.M. Global Composition), as well as California State University, Fresno, and Fresno City College, studying instrumental music education, piano performance, voice performance, composition, and music technology. Andrew most recently collaborated with students in NYU Tisch’s Advanced Television Production Class, scoring the pilot episode of NOA’S ARC, a new show created by Sophie Alvarez. In his time as a composer for media, he has scored several student film projects, written multiple themes for sports broadcasts, entered several scoring competitions, and written for projects with his sunsetted videography company, MINEstudios. Among his student collaborations, two short films Andrew scored with filmmakers attending NYU Tisch were presented at film festivals run by Tisch professor Michael Schanzer. Currently, he is scoring the short thriller WHAT I SAW ON 14TH STREET, written and directed by Anthony Harvey. In 2005, Andrew began his career as a music director with the Sanger High School production of DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. He has since worked with theatre programs ranging from elementary school to collegiate theatre, netting roughly two dozen productions on shows including FOOTLOOSE!, DISNEY’S THE LITTLE MERMAID JR., FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, MEREDITH WILLSON’S THE MUSIC MAN, and GREEN DAY’S AMERICAN IDIOT. In addition, he has worked as a performer and synthesizer programmer for productions of JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH and LITTLE WOMEN, the latter for which he also served as Assistant Music Director. Most recently, he made his off-off-Broadway debut as Music Director for the LATINÉ MUSICAL THEATRE LAB’S 4xLATINÉ (2022), a showcase of four 15-minute excerpts of musicals currently in development by Latiné writers, and delivered new orchestrations for Imagination Stage's production of CINDERELLA: A SALSA FAIRYTALE (2024). He currently serves on the steering committee for MUSE – Musicians United for Social Equity. Andrew has also branched into work as a playwright and librettist. His first original play, SLEEP: A SHORT MUSICAL, debuted in 2016 as part of Fresno City College's TEASERS series of student-created, student-run short plays. Well-received by audiences and critics alike, the play was the first musical in TEASERS history. His second short musical, THE THIRD DEATH OF PANCHO LaGUARDIA, was also written (though not selected) for TEASERS, and is an ongoing project. In 2018, Andrew served as Music Director and arranger/orchestrator for AN ODE TO NEW YORK (2018), a ten-minute medley of music for the Blossom Trail Players’ Junior Company inaugural production that also featured custom songwriting by Andrew.

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ANDREW ESQUER (pronounced ess-CARE) is a composer, arranger/orchestrator, lyricist, music educator, music director, and playwright who specializes in music for stage and screen. A 2022 graduate of NYU Steinhardt (M.M. Screen Scoring), Andrew previously attended San Diego State University (B.M. Global Composition), as well as California State University, Fresno, and Fresno City College, studying instrumental music education, piano performance, voice performance, composition, and music technology.

Andrew most recently collaborated with students in NYU Tisch’s Advanced Television Production Class, scoring the pilot episode of NOA’S ARC, a new show created by Sophie Alvarez. In his time as a composer for media, he has scored several student film projects, written multiple themes for sports broadcasts, entered several scoring competitions, and written for projects with his sunsetted videography company, MINEstudios. Among his student collaborations, two short films Andrew scored with filmmakers attending NYU Tisch were presented at film festivals run by Tisch professor Michael Schanzer. Currently, he is scoring the short thriller WHAT I SAW ON 14TH STREET, written and directed by Anthony Harvey.

In 2005, Andrew began his career as a music director with the Sanger High School production of DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. He has since worked with theatre programs ranging from elementary school to collegiate theatre, netting roughly two dozen productions on shows including FOOTLOOSE!, DISNEY’S THE LITTLE MERMAID JR., FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, MEREDITH WILLSON’S THE MUSIC MAN, and GREEN DAY’S AMERICAN IDIOT. In addition, he has worked as a performer and synthesizer programmer for productions of JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH and LITTLE WOMEN, the latter for which he also served as Assistant Music Director. Most recently, he made his off-off-Broadway debut as Music Director for the LATINÉ MUSICAL THEATRE LAB’S 4xLATINÉ (2022), a showcase of four 15-minute excerpts of musicals currently in development by Latiné writers, and delivered new orchestrations for Imagination Stage’s production of CINDERELLA: A SALSA FAIRYTALE (2024). He currently serves on the steering committee for MUSE – Musicians United for Social Equity.

Andrew has also branched into work as a playwright and librettist. His first original play, SLEEP: A SHORT MUSICAL, debuted in 2016 as part of Fresno City College’s TEASERS series of student-created, student-run short plays. Well-received by audiences and critics alike, the play was the first musical in TEASERS history. His second short musical, THE THIRD DEATH OF PANCHO LaGUARDIA, was also written (though not selected) for TEASERS, and is an ongoing project. In 2018, Andrew served as Music Director and arranger/orchestrator for AN ODE TO NEW YORK (2018), a ten-minute medley of music for the Blossom Trail Players’ Junior Company inaugural production that also featured custom songwriting by Andrew.