This year's Recorder31 competitions received more entries than ever before and we were really glad to hear so many of you sharing your music with us throughout the month. Today we're pleased to announce the winners of our competitions. Congratulations to:...
We've reached the end of another Recorder31 – thank you to everyone who has contributed to this year's features, followed along on social media, entered our competitions and of course purchased a new instrument from The Early Music Shop. We've...
How have we already reached the penultimate day of Recorder31? Time certainly does fly when you're having fun! Today, we present the final Side-By-Side Interview of this year's series, with another pairing of European recorder champions coming together to reflect...
Last year we introduced a new feature for Recorder31 – our 60-Second Lessons. With top names sharing expert advice in a minute or less, these brief videos proved very popular so we brought back the feature for 2026. We've been...
It's time for the final Friday Fun of this year's Recorder31 – and today we're offering a recorder-themed crossword to test your knowledge on parts of the recorder, manufacturers and more! Why not take a few minutes before we hit...
We're nearing the end of this year's Recorder31, and while there's still more to come over the weekend, today we're launching our biggest promotion of the month to round off our celebrations! A true cross-section of our catalogue, The Big...
This year's Recorder31 has seen contributions from top names in the recorder scene from internationally acclaimed performers to celebrated makers. Today, however, we're looking a bit closer to home and asking our specialist team at The Early Music Shop for...
Every month at our Snape Maltings showroom from March to December, we host a performance of early music (and/or on early instruments) free of charge to all visitors to our shop. They have become an important part of our shop's...
Every year during Recorder31 we run a very special prize-draw – one lucky reader will be in with a chance of winning a fabulous new instrument to add to their collection. With thanks to our supporter Mollenhauer, we have a...
Mollenhauer 5924E Modern alto (treble) in f', grenadilla, with E-foot joint and triple key e/f/#. This design was the product of collaboration betw...
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The K4 alto recorder convinces with its space-filling sound and a strong sonority in both high and deep registers. K4 stands for: P.I. Bressan, f...
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KUN2603 Küng's Superio series is based on original recorders by Stanesby Jnr. They have a wide, baroque bore which produces a strong sound, rich in...
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Made in Germany, the J. Wood alto recorder in maple is an affordable, high quality instrument which delivers a rich body of sound, with an easy re...
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KUN2501 Küng's Superio series is based on original recorders by Stanesby Jnr. They have a wide, baroque bore which produces a strong sound, rich in...
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Mollenhauer 4119. Adri's Dream recorder soprano (descant) c'', pearwood, renaissance (wide) bore, baroque fingering, double holes. Made from pearwo...
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The translucent, colourful Rainbow Recorders from Yamaha are real instruments, not toys. They are made of the same ABS resin material as Yamaha's r...
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The Essential 18th-Century Unaccompanied Repertoire for Alto Recorder. A must have book in any recorder player's collection!
Recorder for Beginners: The Tudor Way! by Paul Harris – the brand new recorder tutor from Jaywood Press. “If you’d like a method from the begin...
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Jacob van Eyck's Der Fluyten Lust-hof is the largest work in European history written for wind instruments. With themes and variations of the day, ...
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Recorder Yearbook & Maintenance Guide 2026 The essential recorder player’s pocket guide for 2026. Included in the book: Recorder Maintenance G...
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by David Lasocki, Robert Ehrlich, Nikolaj Tarasov and Michala Petri The fascinating story of a hugely popular instrument, detailing its rich and va...
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A fun, accessible recorder tutor for primary school pupils. Laid out in a clear, simple way, Red Hot Recorder Tutor introduces the notes and the ba...
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Forty pieces ranging from lovely portraits to lively jigs, from Scotland, Ireland, Wales and the Isle of Man, spanning several hundred years. Whe...
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Alto Recorder Solo Book ed Haas. Music for treble recorder solo, edited and arranged by Eric Haas. Solo pieces from the 13th to the 21st century, w...
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Our BRAND NEW Recorder Consort Stand for six recorders, available exclusively at The Early Music Shop. A robust yet light-weight recorder stand, ...
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6131 Joint grease stick by Mollenhauer
Exclusively from The Early Music Shop – show your love of the recorder with these stylish socks! Available in three sizes. Made from 80% cotton.
Our BRAND NEW Recorder Cross Stand for five recorders, available exclusively at The Early Music Shop. A robust yet light-weight recorder stand, w...
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EMS UR10 'un-roll' recorder carrying bag 10 slot. The 'Un-Roll 10' case is a very popular bag which combines the lightness of roll bags with the ca...
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The new Scherzo 2 Stand is an incredibly lightweight folding music stand. The stand weighs 0.675kg, considerably less than any other on the market,...
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The Korg TM-70T Tuner & Metronome is a versatile and compact tool designed to meet the needs of musicians requiring accurate tuning and rhythmi...
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PRE ORDER NOW AVAILABLE (AUTUMN 2026 DELIVERY) A new travel case for all sizes of recorder, on wheels with extendable handle. For the recorder play...
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4-6 June 2027 • Saltaire, West Yorkshire
Discover the new range of Rottenburgh recorders in Amaranth with Team Recorder's Sarah Jeffery
