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Playing score - 2 treble recorders or other melody instruments

Playing score - 2 treble recorders or other melody instruments

This sonata for two treble recorders without bass was first published in London in 1691 and is reproduced here from a copy in the Durham Cathedral Library by permission of the Dean and Chapter.

Playing score - 2 treble recorders or other melody instruments

Playing score - 2 treble recorders or other melody instruments

A new selection of traditional dance movements and arrangements for 1-2 recorders is now published in the successful 'Fun and Games with the Recorder' series. It contains the most important dance type...

This volume contains a selection of the most attractive pieces from the popular 'Originalmusik für Blockflöte' series [Original Music for Recorder]. Here, recorder players find a variety of compositio...

Duets for Fun contains original compositions from the Renaissance, Baroque and Modern eras. The band is aimed at recorder players who have sound basic knowledge.As supporting repertoire, the pieces tr...

Duets for Fun contains original compositions from the Renaissance, Baroque and Modern periods. The volume is aimed at recorder players who have a sound basic knowledge. As literature to accompany less...

The present minuets have been taken from the music book compiled by Leopold Mozart in 1759 for his daughter Marianne, called 'Nannerl'. The collection served at the same time as the first playing mate...

For 2 alto recorders or other melody instruments.

Pieces and Dances by Handel, Hotteterre, Purcell, J.S. Bach, Susato, Boismortier, Telemann and Playford

Soprano and alto recorder with piano (harpsichord), violoncello ad lib.

1-4 recorders (S/SS/ST/SA/SST/SAT/SSSA/SSAB/SSAT); percussion ad lib.

2-4 recorders (SA/TT/SSS/SST/SAT/AAB/ATB/SSTT/SSTB/SAAB)