Winners Galore for Treble Recorder (A) (38 well known tunes.) (Easy piano accompaniment for 40 tunes.) Similar books.

Winner Scores All for Descant recorder PA (S) Winner Scores All for Decant Recorder (S) (75 well known tunes.) (Easy piano accompaniment.) Similar books. Traditional Irish Music for Treble Recorder (A) Preludes, Chacon's, Divisions & Cibells (A)įlute music transcriptions. The English Dancing Master Vol.1 (S)Įasy Solos, Duets & Trios with Lyrics & Guitar Chords. Mediaeval Dance Collection ed. Greg Lewin (S) Look here for comments on the fingering chart.Įnglish Folk Tunes for Recorder (S) (62 pieces)įirst Recorder Book of Nursery Rhymes (S) See Recorder & CD list for a backing CD or piano part. Czidraĭances of the Jongleurs of Mediaeval Italy (S)Įarly Music for Recorder (S) arr. See contents, also The Solo Recorder and these notes.īaroque Studies for Descant Recorder ed. Please click here.Īll The Tunes You've Ever Wanted To Play:-Ĭ insts Bk.1 (Suitable for descant or tenor recorder)Ĭ insts Bk.2 (Suitable for descant or tenor recorder)īass Clef (Bk.2) (Suitable for bass recorder)Īn interesting C18 collection of Irish, Scottish and Welsh tunes. are listed separately as Exam Publications. Time Pieces, Music Medals and Grade books along with Scales & Arpeggios and Sight Reading etc. Please see my music menu for ensemble music. (S) indicates descant (soprano) recorder and (A) indicates treble (alto) recorder.įor a complete list of the abbreviations I use please click here. This list includes SOLO PIECES and STUDIESĭUETS and PIECES for SEVERAL RECORDERS of the SAME SIZE. Please click the pink box above for more information. Please order from Recorder Music 01422 882751 The stock titles listed on this page have now been moved. You just might find an odd combination that really works like the duet between piccolo and tuba at the end of Holst's ' Second Suite for Band ' and yes I played the Tuba.Back HOME PAGE Remove Menus Add Menus No frames? Use this link to go to the site map. Have fun playing with you flute friends or any other friends on any other insturment.

Hopefully this illustrates the relation between the recorder and most other instruments. Telemann was a master of recorder and use it to great effect in orchestral writing.

Telemann put the recorder up an octave so it could be the solo. In the slow beginning you can not hear the recorder very well because it is playing at the same pitch as the violins making it a part of the texture of the orchestra then the strings take off fast without the recorder, then wham, super recorder shows up. Get a recording of Telemann's ' Suite for Recorder and Strings in a minor ' and listen to the overture. By playing higher that the other makes it easier to be equal to the other instruments. This means the sound of the recorder order is softer and can not complete well on an equal footing with other instruments. The recorder is a four foot insturment were as the flute or most other instruments are eight foot. This is because of balance, not because I am a show off which I am. If you are playing for fun then any line will do but if we are going to perform I will in most cases I insist on playing the top line.

You can play any duet with flute as long as the music fits both instruments.

Simple recorder music duet