The Simple Pleasures of Playing the Recorder

By Kathy L. Flemons
Published on January 1, 1983
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Four members of the recorder family in order of increasing size: Soprano, alto, tenor, and bass.
Four members of the recorder family in order of increasing size: Soprano, alto, tenor, and bass.
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Once you've got the hang of playing the recorder solo, you'll probably enjoy making harmony with other musicians. Here, the author (left) performs with the Kansas State University Collegium Musicum Ensemble.
Once you've got the hang of playing the recorder solo, you'll probably enjoy making harmony with other musicians. Here, the author (left) performs with the Kansas State University Collegium Musicum Ensemble.
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The parts of a recorder, and fingering diagram.
The parts of a recorder, and fingering diagram.

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<em>”Music alone with sudden charms can bend the wand’ring sense, and calm the troubled mind.”<br />
(William Congreve)</em>

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