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June 1996, Volume 16 Number
2
- Peter Crossley-Holland
John Turner celebrates the composer's 80th birthday
and life'w work
- Why the Duets from "Der Fluyten Lust-hof" are not
by van Eyck
Thiemo Wind analyses 5 duets (1644-1649) and concludes
that these duets were not Jacob van Eyck's -- "Simply
because they cannot be."
- Test Pad : A Series Exploring the Examination
Syllabuses
Peter Bowman suggests studies as an alternative
to scales and arpeggios, with examples &
suggestions.
- Pills to Purge Melancholy: a personal meoir of
David Munrow
John Turner looks back at his life and
achievements
- The Recorder in Evolution
Renowned recorder maker Carl Dolmetsch describes his
inventions which attempt to overcome some limitations of
the recorder.
- Teaching Beginners: Taping over the thumb-hole
A simple but significant improvement in the teaching
of beginners, from Andrew Robinson.
- Christopher Ball and his new recorder concerto
The composer tells Marijke Miles about his early life
and new concerto
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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
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