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Basic Recorder Technique – Volume 1
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Recorder

SKU: HL.50235400

Recorder Method. Composed by Hugh Orr. Recorder Method. Classical, Contemporary, Instruction. 44 pages. G. Schirmer #AMP7103. Published by G. Schirmer (HL.50235400).

UPC: 073999645002. 9.0x12.0x0.103 inches.

For soprano recorder.

  • 2 Part Round
  • Allemande
  • Child This Day Is Born
  • Chorale
  • Dance Tune (T.Susato-16th C.)
  • Four Part Round
  • French Song
  • Frere Jacques (Are You Sleeping?)
  • Gavotte
  • Gavotte (Handel)
  • German Dance
  • German Song, Op. 39, No. 17
  • Go 'Way From My Window
  • Go to Joan Glover
  • Goddesses
  • Judge's Dance,The (Swedish)
  • Old French Air
  • Russian Folk Tune
  • Theme (Mozart)
  • Theme By Hook
  • 3 Part Round
  • Turn Again, Whittington
  • Was Gott Tut,Das Ist Wohlgetan

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Amy
December 27, 2010
Good method for adult beginners
This is a great, clear method for adult beginners.We use this method for our adult beginners recorder group and supplement some other more lively or less classical pieces for variety. I did a lot of web research to find a book like this - it is highly recommended on several recorder websites and for good reason. Excercises are short and clear and well placed and include real repertoire very often. Photos of hand positions are very helpful. There are quite a few canons which is nice for a group.