This old New Zealand folk song, made popular worldwide by the Scottish singer Nathan Evans in 2021, is sure to put you in a good mood. This arrangement was made by the renowned German recorder soloist and teacher Ralf Bienioschek for his special ?Ralf Bienioschek Signature Edition? series. The arrangement is for a standard quartet of Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass Recorder, with additional parts provided for Great Bass Recorder or Sub Bass (Contrabass) Recorder. Optional parts for Melodica/Accordion/Keys, (Electric) Guitar, (Electric) Bass, (Electronic) Drum Set, Cajon and a playback (available via our website www.bandmusicshop.com) are also included. You can find a Score Play demo and a 'How to Play' video on our YouTube channel Hal Leonard Europe Ensemble. There are several ways to play the song. In principle, many options are conceivable, e.g. - standard Recorder Quartet (expandable to quintet) with (or without) the Playback - with a band: Melodica/Accordion/Keys, E-Guitar, E-Bass, (E)-Drum Set - with an acoustic band: Melodica/Accordion, Western Guitar, Acoustic Bass, Cajon - or just the Melody part with (or without) the Playback. Have fun with the song and enjoy!/ Répertoire / 4 Flûtes à Bec accompagnement en option

Arrangeur: Ralf Bienioschek. Par BEATLES THE. The 1967 song 'Penny Lane' is one of the Beatles' biographical songs. Penny Lane is a street in Liverpool, where The Beatles were from, and the song's lyrics reference several aspects of growing up in the city. This arrangement was made by the renowned German recorder soloist and teacher Ralf Bienioschek for his special 'Ralf Bienioschek Signature Edition' series. The arrangement is for a standard quartet of Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Great Bass Recorder, with additional parts provided for Bass Recorder and Sub Bass Recorder. Optional parts for Piano, Cajon (set and score) and guitar (does not appear in score) are also included. / Niveau : Intermédiaire / Recueil / 4 Flûtes à Bec