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    Advanced Recorder Technique: The Art of Playing the Recorder. Vol. 1: Finger and Tongue Technique
    Advanced Recorder Technique: The Art of Playing the Recorder. Vol. 1: Finger and Tongue Technique
    Advanced Recorder Technique: The Art of Playing the Recorder. Vol. 1: Finger and Tongue Technique
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    Advanced Recorder Technique: The Art of Playing the Recorder. Vol. 1: Finger and Tongue Technique

    By Gudrun Heyens and Peter Bowman

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    This technical volume is addressed to advanced treble recorder players looking for repertoire that is suited for consistent work on the foundations of their instrumental and musical abilities. In accordance with the original literature for the treble recorder, the exercises are mainly tailored to this instrument. Some technical chapters can be practised on both the treble and descant recorder (with transposed fingering). The term 'technical' must not be misunderstood here: ultimately, the exercises aim at artistic expression, emotion, and tonal interpretation.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSchott Music
    Release dateOct 22, 2020
    ISBN9783795786830
    Advanced Recorder Technique: The Art of Playing the Recorder. Vol. 1: Finger and Tongue Technique

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