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Concert Repertoire For Recorder is a collection of 27 idiomatic arrangements and original pieces for beginner to Grade 4 player, with piano accompaniment, selected and edited by Sally Adams. There is also a smattering of pieces for variety and to encourage switching between instruments. From Handel to Beethoven, Telemann to Schumann and original pieces by Sally Adams, Ned Bennett, Walter Bergmann, Doris Da Costa, David Gordon and Sarah Watts. These pieces are guaranteed to be a real hit on the concert platform!

First Repertoire For Descant Recorder, selected and arranged by Sally Adams, is a collection of 28 rich and varied pieces ranging from waltzes and minuets, to Jazzy solos and even Hungarian folk tunes, with piano accompaniment to enhance your performance. All pieces were carefully selected and written to cover the preparatory test up to grade 3, and represents the ideal opportunity to develop your performance confidence and musicianship skills at this vital early stage of learning, as well as providing solos that are suited to any occasion. This collection includes work from Handel to Haydn, Telemann to Britten, as well as Walter Bergmann ABRSM selections from the First and Second Book Of Descant Recorder Solos. The book comes with full Piano accompaniments and a separate pull-out recorder part.

Malcolm Arnold’s Fantasy for Descant Recorder is an exciting, varied piece which explores the range of the instrument. With a combination of lively, highly ornamented phrases and slow, lyrical lines, this work in an excellent opportunity to showcase your abilities to transport a listener through various moods.

The Collected Lute Music of John Dowland is an extensive collection of over 100 Fantasies, Pavans, Galliards, Almains, Jigs, Ballads and other tunes by the celebrated Renaissance composer. Transcribed and edited by Diana Poulton and Basil Lam, all pieces are presented in lute tablature and keyboard notation. An introduction, calendar of dates in the life of John Dowland, biographical notes and a note on the transcriptions are also included at the beginning.

The original and still popular recorder method can be used by people of no great musical ability who may be unable to take a music lesson by means of any other medium and can thus discover music together with their pupils. Infact, the book takes no previous musical knowledge for granted. It contains a useful general introduction to music, and the various elementary technical difficulties of learning to play the recorder are dealt with in the text. Ideal for providing a first, thorough grounding in music and musicianship, complete with a repertoire of exercises and many popular tunes that will make progress fun!

The quality of the first volume, combined with its excellent production and the ever increasing popularity of the recorder, made this Tutor an almost immediate success, and the publishers had many requests for a secondbook. The entire compass of the recorder is covered in these books, and, as in Book One, there are helpful revision exercises spaced throughout to give the teacher a better opportunity of measuring the pupil'sprogress.

The original and still popular recorder method can be used by people of no great musical ability who may be unable to take a music lesson by means of any other medium and can thus discover music together with their pupils. The various elementary technical difficulties of learning to play the recorder are dealt in this book.

These Complete Sonatas by Handel are among the best loved and most frequently performed of all works for the instrument and have been presented in a way that fully reflects G.F.Handel's intentions. This book has been edited by David Lasocki and Walter Bergmann and is specially arranged for the Treble (Alto) recorder and basso continuo which have both been fully realised.

This is probably the best of Haydn’s early short masses, and certainly the most well-known. The Robbins Landon edition, based on the original performance materials, is now the standard, authoritative edition of this repertoire work.

12-stave manuscript paper in a spiral bound 64-page A4 book.

200 A4 page manuscript pad with 12-staves per page.

Guitar Tab manuscript paper with 8 staves (64 A4 pages)

Jan Nykl 's studies are aimed at intermediate recorder players. They develop the pupil's technique, place emphasis on rhythm and phrasing, and moreover encourage the development of spontaneous musical expression.

A wonderful collection of first study pieces by Edmund Rubbra for Treble Recorder. Selected as part of the the ABRSM Treble Recorder examination grade 1.

Six Sonatas for treble recorder and continuo by Italian composer Giuseppe Sammartini.

Songs from the streets, taverns, theatres and countryside of 17th-century England

TWV 41:F2 from "Der getreue Musikmeister"

50 Graded Studies for Recorder brings together a broad range of repertoire spanning three centuries. Placing pieces by de Boismortier next to specially composed pieces by Sally Adams and Paul Harris, the book is progressive and studies are arranged in order of difficulty spanning from a preparatory level to Grade 5 standard.

Sixty Country Dance Tunes 1786–1800 is a collection of rediscovered folk tunes, made available for the first time since the end of the eighteenth century. Consultant editor and renowned folk musician Paul Hutchinson has curated this edition, bringing together the following original publications: Twenty Four Country Dances for the Year 1786 Cahusac’s Annual Collection of Twentyfour favorite (sic.) Country Dances for the Year 1800 Twelve Fashionable Country Dances for the Piano Forte or Harp for the Year 1800 These lively dances are presented as simple single-line melodies that appear alongside beautiful images of the original scores, which include the instructions for dancing. This volume provides an unmissable collection of music from an incredibly rich era of England’s folk music heritage. It will be of immense value to musicians looking for new repertoire and to those interested in finding out more about the history of music at this time.

Six Sonatas for Treble Recorder (Flute, Oboe, Violin) and Basso Continuo Barsanti: Sonata in Bb major Bitti: Sonata in G major Marcello: Sonata in F major Vivaldi: Sonata in G minor Mancini: Sonata in D minor Veracini: Sonata in F major