English - French - German.

Peter Bowman and Kathryn Bennetts present the third volume in the Renaissance Recorder Anthology series. Featuring well-known and lesser known pieces scored for treble recorder and keyboard instrument from the Renaissance period.

German - English.

Inspired by old klezmer melodies, Joachim Johow has written 16 new tunes for the recorder, reenacting scenes from life in a Jewish town, such as 'Am Morgen in der Gasse' [On the Street in the Morning], 'Auf dem Jahrmarkt' [At the Fair], 'Schlittenfahrt' [Sleigh Ride], 'Tanz der Grosseltern' [Dance of the Grandparents], 'Am Abend' [In the Evening]. Including piano and guitar accompaniments as well as a bass part.

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This anthology contains pieces by seventeenth and eighteenth-century composers in a variety of different styles. The repertoire includes works by major composers such as Telemann as well as lesser-known composers including, amongst others, Hotteterre, Marcello, Chedeville and Schickhardt. This collection is ideal for recorder teachers looking for additional repertoire for their teaching practice as well as developing pianists looking to expand their repertoire, and for use in school or music centre concerts.

English - French - German.

This anthology presents pieces by 17th and 18th century composers in a variety of different styles, providing an informed introduction to the musical forms of the Baroque period. The volume contains works by major composers such as Bach, Handel and Telemann, as well as lesser known composers including Caix d'Hervelois and Marcello. Insightful teaching notes and composer biographies accompany the works.
Ideal for players and teachers looking to explore the repertoire for their instrument further, this collection provides pieces suitable for concerts, festivals and competitions. Suitable for students with 8 or more years playing experience (grades 7-8).

German - English - French.

The viol player Diego Ortiz, who was musical director at the court of the Spanish viceroy in Naples in the mid-16th century, wrote a textbook which became authoritative for the art of improvisation during the Renaissance. This textbook contains pieces with written improvisations in the tradition of the Renaissance period. Although the writing of improvisations was a contradiction in terms even then, Ortiz' pieces are excellent textbooks for the study of the structures and rules of this art.
The edition contains information, preparatory exercises and suggestions of the course 'Didaktik Blockflote' of the University 'Mozarteum' in Salzburg under the direction of Maria Dorner-Hofmann.
This edition is part of the new Schott Student Edition series which offers varied literature at five different levels of difficulty, from 1 (easy) to 5 (difficult), for instrumental lessons.