Brian Bonsor

Players will revel in the sweeping, irresistible lines of this 'song without words'.

Players will revel in the sweeping, irresistible lines of this 'song without words'.

Players will revel in the sweeping, irresistible lines of this 'song without words'.

Bring fiery Latin American flair to your repertoire! With "Rumba", published by the renowned Schott Musik, soprano and alto recorders engage in a thrilling musical dialogue that will captivate perform...

Exhilarating, but demands precise rhythm and neat articulation.

A faithful, though slightly shortened, transcription of one of the world's greatest waltzes.

A highly effective but technically demanding setting of a Joplin piano rag. Not easy - but a winner. (The Recorder)

A highly effective but technically demanding setting of a Joplin piano rag. Not easy - but a winner. (The Recorder)

A straightforward setting of a favourite piece. Highly effective. (The Recorder)

...this work is likely to become a standart work very quickly and is to be recommended to all schools where recorder studies are undertaken' (Oliver James, Contact Magazine)

...this work is likely to become a standart work very quickly and is to be recommended to all schools where recorder studies are undertaken' (Oliver James, Contact Magazine)

...this work is likely to become a standart work very quickly and is to be recommended to all schools where recorder studies are undertaken' (Oliver James, Contact Magazine)

...this work is likely to become a standart work very quickly and is to be recommended to all schools where recorder studies are undertaken' (Oliver James, Contact Magazine)

A straightforward setting of a favourite piece. Highly effective. (The Recorder)

A straightforward setting of a favourite piece. Highly effective. (The Recorder)

An evocative study in recorder sonorities and the most mature in style of all the dance pieces.

An evocative study in recorder sonorities and the most mature in style of all the dance pieces.

An evocative study in recorder sonorities and the most mature in style of all the dance pieces.

French traditional. Descants use only D-E'. Will appeal immediately to players and audience alike. Not only a good concert piece but excellent teaching material. (The Recorder)