Universal Edition Recorder Sheet Music

The book 'Jazzy Recorder Duets' has been composed to give recorder players who are usually more familiar with classical music the opportunity to play jazz orientated material in duet form. Both parts...

> Ten easy compositions providing the ideal entry point into Jazz > The pieces are based on chord progressions of well-known standards > Articulation markings and phrasing help you get into the Jazz s...

17 pieces cover a wide variety of swing styles - traditional blues, ragtime and dance music including Latin American and modern forms. Included too is Surprise, Surprise!, a small piece of theatre. It...

The detective-Tango as cult-song of the 60s in a parody for soprano- alto and bass recorder, even better for alto, bass and subbass recorder. The Waltz Tea for Three which roots llie in the Jewish fol...

Wider Opportunities with the Debut series INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP LEARNING All of these pieces for young recorder players in their earliest stages of learning can be performed as a solo (descant recorder)...

The bass recorder brings a deep, rich timbre to the recorder ensemble. Nevertheless, when beginning with the bass recorder, even players who have already mastered one or more instruments of the record...

The technical aspects of recorder playing are quickly absorbed and put into practice with this publication from the popular Heinz Jung. The demonstration CD enclosed offers, without doubt, great suppo...

Presented for alto recorder and piano, the two most famous Ave Marias in music. Gounod’s, based on Bach’s first prelude and Schubert’s equally well known composition. They offer an undemanding blow fo...

Martin Tourish is an accordionist, composer and musicologist from Co. Donegal, now based in Dublin. Celtic music is in his blood, for his ancestors were noted collectors of dance music manuscripts dat...

For this volume, Franz Vesters studies most suited to the treble recorder have been selected and adapted and will complement existing recorder studies. The studies span the period between 1700 und 190...

> Note Patterns by Hans Ulrich Staeps continues on from the excercises provided in his well-known The Daily Lesson for treble (alto) recorder > Further technical advances can be made in the field of r...