A collection of fun tunes for recorder groups that are perfect for end-of-term concerts or just for fun. Featuring:Duets trios and quartets to reinforce ensemble skillsArrangements of well-known tunesImaginative original pieces by Pam WedgwoodSuggestions for easy percussion partsLively cartoons bt acclaimed illustrator Drew Hiller

This well-known and well loved hymn has been expertly arranged for recorder trio (SAT) with Piano. Ideal for use in school assemblies. Each set includes a score and three of each part.

Bach's Jesu Joy Of Man's Desiring arranged for Recorder Ensemble by Mike Prescott.

An evocative traditional British piece arranged by Jane Gannaway for Recorder Ensemble.

13 Ensembles from the 18th Century by: Händel Haydn Mozart and Schubert (for recorder ensemble)

Hans-Martin Linde (b. 1930) is not only one of the best-known recorder players of the twentieth Century but has enriched the contemporary recorder repertoire with significant works for concert performance and tuition purposes. The composition Reminiscences for Quartet for the unusual and delightful-sounding combination A[treble]/T/T/B uses musical themes from the 15th to 17th Centuries: from a ?Prélude l?imitation? by Froberger a melody by Claudio Saraceni ?Da te parto? themes from keyboard sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti the Chanson ?Adieu mes très belles? by Binchois and a ground bass from Purcell?s harpsichord collection ?Musik?s Handmaid?. The composer writes: ?Inmany of my compositions a meeting takes place between old and new. In this Suite too present events unfold against the background of the past. Models from early music are mirrored in the present.?

An arrangement for Recorder Trio of Joplin's well-known rag. Let your school recorder group try a little syncopation with this great piece.

This series of three books is designed to fill a need for a repertoire (pentatonic and diatonic) for beginning and intermediate recorder players both musically demanding and rewarding sequentially arranged and parallel to the basic progression of the American Orff-Schulwerk series. Most of the pieces are intended to be both played and danced and simple accompaniements for various combinations of Orff instruments (with cello and guitar) are provided.

Blow the Wind Southerly Londonderry Air-Arrangements of the two English folk songs Blow The Wind Southerly and Londonderry Air for school recorder groups. Each set contains score and three of each part.

A fantastic arrangement of this traditional tune for recorder trio. Contains score and three of each part.

Instrumentation: Descant doubling sopranino/treble/tenor recorder and piano or guitarHat Box is a celebration of the town of Stockport home to recorder virtuoso John Turner to whom (with guitarist Neil Smith) this piece is dedicated. Stockport was formerly the centre of the hat-manufacturing industry and gave its name to the hymn-tune Stockport written by 18th century Stockport organist John Wainwright for the carol Christians awake salute the happy morn. The eight hats depicted in this suite refer to phrases from Wainwrights famous tune.Top Hat QuadrilleBreton Beret - valse melancoliqueMexicanHat DanceSmokey Stetson ShuffleDeerstalkers JigBaseball Cap StompBest Bonnet WaltzCloth Cap Galop

Ross Winters Recorder Pac-The more the merrier for playing this easy arrangement of an old favourite.

This well-known song has been wonderfully arranged for recorder trio. Comes with full score and three of each part.