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The Recorder - A Comprehensive Guide

Pasquale De Marco

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Sinopsis

Delve into the enchanting world of the recorder, a versatile woodwind instrument with a rich history and diverse applications. This comprehensive guide offers a thorough exploration of the recorder, from its humble origins in the Middle Ages to its prominent role in Renaissance and Baroque music and its resurgence in the 20th and 21st centuries.

With expert guidance, aspiring recorder players will find everything they need to embark on their musical journey. Detailed instructions on choosing the right instrument, basic technique, reading music, and practice tips provide a solid foundation for beginners. Intermediate players will appreciate the in-depth exploration of advanced techniques, including fingering charts, scales and arpeggios, embellishments, and interpretation.

The book delves into the recorder's diverse roles in music throughout history, highlighting its contributions to Renaissance and Baroque ensembles, jazz, popular music, and folk traditions. It also examines the recorder's use in education, demonstrating its effectiveness in early childhood music education, elementary and secondary school music programs, and college and university music curricula.

Beyond its historical and technical aspects, the book explores the recorder's contemporary applications, considering its potential role in new music, music therapy, and popular culture. It also speculates on the future of the recorder, envisioning its continued impact on the world of music.

With its comprehensive coverage of the recorder's history, technique, repertoire, and cultural significance, this book is an essential resource for recorder players, music educators, and anyone interested in the rich heritage of this captivating instrument. Discover the beauty and versatility of the recorder and embark on a musical journey that will enrich your life for years to come.


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Disponible desde: 02/06/2025.
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