Summer 2011, Volume 31 Issue 2 100th anniversary of Carl Dolmetsch's birth Investigating indications for use of the lip key in Carl Dolmetsch's annotation performing material Andrew Mayes looks at performance practice in works for recorder composed for Carl Dolmetsch between 1939 and 1989 The Key: Enlightenment in the upper register To celebrate Carl Dolmetsch, an extract from Daniel Waizman's article "The Bell Key", first published September 1968. Meeting the Dolmetsch family: from Le Mans to Haslemere Muriel Bellier writes about her association with the Dolmetsch family Brian Bonsor: Obituary Stephen Bonsor, Anne Martin and Derrick Smith remember the late inspirational and much respected composer NYRO: the first ten years Diane Charles looks back on the first decade of the National Youth Recorder Orchestra Zero Gravity: Evelyn Nallen in search of a new sound for recorder orchestras Tamara Novis reports on the distinctive new recorder band Centrespread: The Monmouth Rag by Ann Marshall A cheerful piece of ragtime, part of a future suite. Not difficult, but it's important to swing the quavers well and not to over-detach the notes.    ****** All issues of Recorder Magazine carry reviews of recorder sheet music, CDs and books, reviews of recent recitals and courses, letters from readers, numerous short recorder-related items in Footjoint, and news from SRP and ERTA [Ordering Information] [Recorder Magazine index] [Recorder MusicMail] [Harpsichord & Fortepiano]   Webmaster Last updated 13/6/2011