Recorder and piano - easy

SKU: M7.VHR-3434

Edited by Anne Terzibaschitsch. Sheet music. 36 pages. Holzschuh Musikverlag #VHR 3434. Published by Holzschuh Musikverlag (M7.VHR-3434).

ISBN 9783920470115.

Mit 2. Stimme für Sopran- oder Altblockflöte ad lib., leicht gesetzt. Die Ausgabe enthält 32 Kinderlieder. Der Klavierpart ist leicht gesetzt. Eine zweite Flötenstimme (für Sopran- oder Altblockflöte) bietet die Möglichkeit, alle Lieder in kammermusikalischer Besetzung als Klaviertrio oder als Duo für zwei Flöten zu spielen.

Kompositionen von J. S. Bach, A. Corelli, J. E. Kindermann, M. Locke und J. Ph. Rameau f!r je 1 Sopran- und Altblockfl!te und Bc. Edited by Hillemann, Willi. For Soprano recorder (c), Alto recorder (f,g), Piano/ Basso continuo. Playing Score; Set of Parts. Published by Edition Nagel (German import).

Composed by Sally Adams. Method/Instruction; Recorder Collection. Faber Edition: Concert Repertoire. Book. Faber Music #12-0571523862. Published by Faber Music

Recorder and Piano - Intermediate

SKU: FP.FBM04

Composed by Martin Bussey. Sheet Music and Books. This fresh and appealing work lives up to its name. Particularly diverting is the finale, a hornpipe subtitled The Knotted Sailor, in which the nifty performers have to negotiate frequent and teasing changes of rhythm at speed. Classical. Collection. Forsyths Publications #FBM04. Published by Forsyths Publications (FP.FBM04).

ISBN 9790570504077.

The opening movement is a free fantasia, contrasting with the middle movement, a scherzetto, in homage to, and based on the letters of the name of, the composer Douglas Steele, an assistant to Sir Thomas Beecham and a founding father of Chethams School, and which quotes from Steele’s beautiful carol The Snow Falls.
Divertimento was first performed by John Turner and Janet Simpson at a concert in aid of the Peter Cunningham Memorial Fund at Mellor Church on 17th January 2005. It uses both treble and descant instruments. The second movement was originally composed for a concert in Manchester Cathedral in memory of Douglas Steele, one of the founding fathers of Chetham's School, and quotes (by kind permission of Forsyth Brothers Ltd.), from his well-known carol The Snow Falls. It has been separately recorded by John Turner and Stephen Hough on Autumn Sequence – the music of Douglas Steele and his Circle (Campion Cameo 2040/41).
Martin Bussey was born in London in 1958. He was a Choral Scholar at King’s College, Cambridge, during which time he studied composition with Robin Holloway. Following postgraduate singing study at the RNCM he settled in Manchester and held a number of posts, including Head of Academic Music and Director of Choirs at Chetham’s School of Music until 2013. He continues as Musical Director of the Chester Bach Singers, a Vocal Tutor at Manchester University, Chairman of the Finzi Friends and a Director of the Ludlow Song Weekend. Compositions include the highly successful monodrama about Mary I, Mary’s Hand, premiered in 2018; a significant collection of solo songs which includes settings of Housman, Hardy, and Walt Whitman, many recorded on the disc Through a glass; and much choral music, recorded by Sonoro under Neil Ferris in 2019.

Music Through the Ages in Two Volumes. By Alan Ridout. Edited by Kathryn Bennetts And Peter Bowman. For Descant/Soprano recorder and piano. Set of parts. 44 pages. Published by ABRSM (Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music).