Treble Recorder Technique

SKU: HL.49002838

ISBN 9790220110658. UPC: 073999657265. 9.0x12.0x0.075 inches.

These studies are intended as practice material for advanced students of the recorder. The first ten studies utilize the generally accepted normal compass of the treble (alto) recorder and are designed to improve the basic techniques of breath control, fingering and articulation; the remainder concentrate on specific aspects of 'avant-garde' technique, as used in many recent recorder compositions.

SKU: BT.EMBZ14188

English-German-Hungarian.

Because students generally begin playing the treble recorder only after several years' study of the descant recorder, Treble Recorder ABC is not intended for beginners but presupposes a basic knowledge of musical concepts and instrumental technique. László Czidra (1940-2000), the Hungarian recorder player and teacher known all over the world, set three main educational objectives in compiling the volume: to enable students to acquire the transposing manner of reading of the instrument tuned to F to give a systematic technical foundation and to make the students acquainted, at least on the level of skills, with the ornamentation and variation practice of the Renaissance andthe Baroque, two eras providing the majority of the repertory for the instrument.

SKU: HL.48183165

UPC: 888680876685. 9.0x12.0x0.13 inches.

700 exercises: scales and broken chords is a guide for Alto Recorder by Roger Bernolin. Conceived to help players who have already gained instrumental technique, this book offers different possibilities of studying, from easy to very hard. It will benefit players if an exercise is played every day in different keys. A recommendation on how to exactly use this book is provided at the beginning in French, English and German. If well-used, 700 exercises: scales and broken chords should really help progress on speed, dexterity and sonority..

SKU: M7.BRP-657

SKU: M7.BRP-659

SKU: SU.80300157

1. Lullaby for Titania (You spotted snakes); 2. Oberon's Blessing (Now until the break of day). These deceptively simple pieces are perfect for use as teaching pieces, and as incidental music for a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream, Shakespeare's comedy of the fairies' enchantment of two pairs of noble lovers and of Bottom the weaver. As teaching pieces, their pentatonic melodies, limited range, and use of repetition and canon make them ideally suited to Kodaly techniques. Their rhythmic clarity makes them a good vehicle for simple choreography, and the recorder parts can be played by onstage musicians. SA, mezzo solo, and two recorders; 10 pages; duration: 2:00 min. each; range: e' to e (chorus); c' to c (solo); difficulty: easy. SA, 2 recorders Published by: Treble Clef Music Minimum order quantity: 8 copies.