Recorder31 Friday Fun | Recorder Crossword!

It's the final Friday Fun of this year's Recorder31. As we look back on the month of amazing features, we thought it would be fun to find out how much we all remember!

This week's crossword clues can all be answered within this year's Recorder31 content – if you missed any of the posts, or would like to revisit them to find the answers, you can do so by clicking here and navigating the Recorder31 blog page!

Clues Down:

1. Title of Jiyeon Bang’s Winner’s Recital at this year’s London International Festival of Early Music.

2.  The wood which the new J. Wood Tenor Recorder is made from.

3.  German Royal House to which the new patron of LIFEM, HSH Prince Donatus, belongs.

4.  Surname of the author of ‘The Modern Recorder Player’, who featured in one of our Side-By-Side interviews.

5.  The range of flagship Baroque recorders by Mollenhauer which is modelled after an original instrument from Nuremberg.

6.  Medieval composer from whom Laura Cannell took inspiration for her new album, released this month and featured with a guest blog during Recorder31.

Clues Across:

1. Name of the new contrabass recorder by Kunath, launched in The Early Music Shop’s catalogue during Recorder31.

2. Name of the Suite for three recorders written by Benjamin Britten in 1955 whilst on a skiing holiday in Zermatt.

3. Name of Küng’s Bb soprano (fourth flute), as demonstrated by Sarah Jeffery in her Recorders in Unusual Keys showcase.

4. ‘Recorder for Beginners: The ____ Way” – the title of Paul Harris’ tutor book for soprano recorder, published by Jaywood Press.

5. “Beneath a Pale ___” by BLOCK4 – our Featured Album during Recorder31.

6. Surrey town where Arnold and Carl Dolmetsch established their workshop, as discussed by Tom Beets in the Flanders Recorder Duo’s Dolmetsch Legacy Project.

Plus! Here's the answers to last week's Spot The Difference... did you find them all?!