Music Minus One Alto Recorder-These marvelous Baroque sonatas by Telemann and Händel bring you together with a harpsichord and viola da gamba for a journey back in time to a genteel age when lovely and delicate music consistently filled the air. Includes detailed notes with printed musical examples on period performance practices and ornamentation. Includes a high-quality printed music score and a compact disc containing two recordings: a complete performance with soloist in split-channel stereo (soloist on the right channel) and a second version in full stereo of the accompaniment minus the soloist. Performed by Jean Antrim flute Accompaniment: Mary Springfels viola da gamba Jocelyn Chaparro harpsichord

Music Minus One Recorder-A method compiled and edited by Erich Katz Dean of the American Recorder movement and the man responsible for the enormous recorder renaissance in the U.S.A. that started in the late 20th century and continues to this day. Here is a super course for learning to play every type of recorder - the sopranos altos tenors and even the less frequently used sopranino and bass recorder. Each lesson is built around a series of duets and trios beginning with the simplest of folk songs to more elaborate music of Bach. Your fellow player is LaNoue Davenport recorder virtuoso and former performer with the acclaimed Noah Greenberg Pro Music group. Includes a high-quality printed musicscore and a compact disc containing the accompaniments for each piece. Accompaniment: Erich Katz alto recorder

Performed by Berald Burakoff recorder; Sonya Burakoff recorder Accompaniment: Sam Brown guitar; George Duvivier bass; David Spinozza guitar Recorder guitar percussion plus bass accompany you. This method and its sister edition Let's Play the Recorder were developed by Sonya and Gerald Burakoff who have taught thousands to play the recorder. Contains step-by-step instructions with illustrations. Familiar songs and duets guide you to excellence. Includes a high-quality printed music score and a compact disc containing a complete performance in split-channel stereo with the soloist on the right channel for easy removal.