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Autumn 2011,
Volume 31 Issue 3
The Recorder Music of Alan Davis (part
1)
Christopher Burgess looks at the
original compositions and the arrangements for large
ensemble and recorder orchestra by a noted musician
who has been a significant figure on the recorder
scene for several decades.
A Profile of Douglas
Gunn
For nearly fifty years, Irish
musical life has been enriched by Douglas Gunn's
untiring advocacy of early music and of music for the
recorder in particular. Seamas de Barra
investigates.
The Key: Can You Feel It?
Chris Orton looks at using aspects of
Dalcroze Eurhythmics and Kodaly Approach within Whole
Class Instrumental Tuition
Antony Hopkins at 90
Richard D Grylls and John Turner
celebrate the composer's 90th birthday
James
Carey: Obituary
Andrew Short remembers the late
composer, famous for Mock Baroque, Trains,
Cocktails, and many more well-loved pieces.
Centrespread: Klezmer Quartet by
Andrew Melville
Written for Recorder Magaine, it
should be played with feeling, with slurs, and very
legato throughout, except for notes marked
staccato.
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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
ERTA
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