The Recorder Consort is a collection of forty-seven pieces which will introduce recorder players to music from the Medieval Renaissance and Baroque eras music which is ideally suited to the instrument. Editor and Collector Everything has been compiled or created with amateur and school groups in mind so the pieces will be enjoyable without being too challenging. With Solos Duets Trios Quartets Quintets and even a piece for a Sextet this is a flexible and versatile book of pieces that will have something to suit every palette!

44 pieces for Recorder Consort collected by Steve Rosenberg. The collection is designed to introduce Recorder players to the music best suited to their instrument - primarily of the Medieval Renaissance and Baroque periods.

The big recorder ensemble book: score
An anthology published by the Flanders Recorder Quartet
?Fantasia in C Major? ? Johann Sebastian Bach
(1685-1750) The original organ work (BWV 570) was arranged for recorder quartet
?Ut te per omnes celitus? ? Johannes Ciconia
for 4 recorders (2A / 2T)
The motet manuscript, dedicated to Francesco Zarabella, is located in Museo Civico, Bologna
Sonata à tre Flauti ? Gottfried Finger
Originally in D major, the sonata was transposed a little third up for 3 treble recorders.
?Drei Melodien? (?Three Melodies ) ? Matthias Maute
for recorder quartet
Sonata in D major à 5 ? Johann Rosenmüller
(2S/A/T/B) Nuremberg 1682
Concerto in G major ?Alla Rustica? ? Antonio Vivaldi
for 4 recorders (2S/A/B)
The source (R. op.51/4 for strings and b.c.) is kept in Biblioteca Nazionale, Turino
/ Partitions classique / Bois / Flûte à bec / MIEROPRINT

Arranged for Descant Treble and Tenor Recorder-Handel wrote three suites collectively known as Water Music which were first performed for King George I of England and his guests as they floated down the Thames River on the royal barge. The Air is one of the best-known melodies from the suite and makes a fantastic work for recorder trio (SAT). Each set includes a score and three of each part.

A collection of fun tunes for recorder groups that are perfect for end-of-term concerts or just for fun. Featuring:Duets trios and quartets to reinforce ensemble skillsArrangements of well-known tunesImaginative original pieces by Pam WedgwoodSuggestions for easy percussion partsLively cartoons bt acclaimed illustrator Drew Hiller