My recording of the study No.  2 by Hans P. Keuning, played on an alto recorder. You can find it in the book 25 Studies for treble recorder by Hans P. Keuning.

Study No. 2 Moderato - Hans P. Keuning

My recording of a lovely Baroque piece: a Hornpipe by Henry Purcell, played on a sopranino recorder. 
I found it in the "Méthode pour l’apprentissage de la Flûte à bec Alto" by Edmond Heurley, available for free on his website.

Hornpipe - H. Purcell

My recording of the 4th Minuet from the music book Anna Magda Bach, the Minuet in D Minor (BWV anh 132) but here played in F.

To note: this Baroque piece was originally attributed to J. S. Bach, but it was more likely written by Christian Petzold.

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Played on a soprano recorder.

Menuet IV (BWV anh 132) - C. Petzold, attr. to Bach

My recording of the study No. 11 by Hans P. Keuning, played on an alto recorder. You can find it in the book 25 Studies for treble recorder by Hans P. Keuning.

Study No. 11 Allegretto scherzando - Hans P. Keuning

Back for 2025 is our Side-By-Side interview series, exclusively for Recorder31. Each week, two professional recorder players meet up for a chat about their careers, current projects and other recorder stories! These candid conversations offer an inspirational glance into life as a recorder player and we hope you love listening to them!

This week, Stefan Temmingh and Mathis Wolfer share a conversation touching on Mathis' experience studying with Stefan in Freiburg, their reflections on their experience of playing the recorder and changes to the scene, and Mathis' dislike of chocolate... In a first for the Side-By-Side Interviews, Stefan and Mathis were able to record the interview in person!

Recorder31 is our annual recorder festival taking place in our stores and online at www.earlymusicshop.com/recorder31

Recorder31 Side-By-Side Interview | Stefan Temmingh & Mathis Wolfer

Back for 2025 is our Side-By-Side interview series, exclusively for Recorder31. Each week, two professional recorder players meet up for a chat about their careers, current projects and other recorder stories! These candid conversations offer an inspirational glance into life as a recorder player and we hope you love listening to them!

In this week’s interview, Finnish-born, Amsterdam-based recorder player Juho Myllylä (The Royal Wind Music, Ensemble Gamut!) joins French recorder and aerophone player Pierre Hamon, known for his cross-cultural musical work, film composition and tutoring at the Conservatoire de Lyon. Together they discuss their careers to date, the multitude of musical influences they draw upon, and some exciting upcoming projects.

Recorder31 is our annual recorder festival taking place in our stores and online at www.earlymusicshop.com/recorder31

Recorder31 Side-By-Side Interview | Pierre Hamon & Juho Myllylä

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Parametric Jungle

Back for 2025 is our Side-By-Side interview series, exclusively for Recorder31. Each week, two professional recorder players meet up for a chat about their careers, current projects and other recorder stories! These candid conversations offer an inspirational glance into life as a recorder player and we hope you love listening to them!

In the final interview in this year's series, LA-based recorder player and jazz musician Tali Rubinstein joins forces with London-based contemporary artist and 'roborecorder' pioneer Liza Bec. Meeting for the first time during their interview, together they discuss their use of the instrument in contexts outside of classical music, along with their backgrounds in music and approaches to composition and performance.

Recorder31 is our annual recorder festival taking place in our stores and online at www.earlymusicshop.com/recorder31

Recorder31 Side-By-Side Interview | Tali Rubinstein & Liza Bec

Well hello… are we having fun yet as we travel around the sun? First off, I do not know how to play piano. Bear with me on this. I am just learning hand and finger placement on the keyboard. I did not use any of that to do this song. Ha. A friend just gave me an older electronic keyboard that he dug out from all the dusty junk in his shed. So I have been noodling about and learning a bit of music along the way. I am also testing glass, as a percussion instrument. I already broke my favorite glass slide. (Just get a drum set Dude!) Hahaha. I am also exploring my vocal range, as an advanced beginner, when it comes to singing. You’ll hear that on this track, as the song is in a higher register than I am used to singing in. The first vocal stanza is just me finding my voice. Hahahaha. (I guess I need to try some pre-singing.) The recorder works but isn’t in the key of the song, so I had to wing in, insofar as melodies. That is what I like about music, these little creative explorations that develop into ‘music’. I had about an hour or so to lay this down… Outside summer distractions have cut into my music time. Hope you are all well. Thanks for dropping by, Mark

First Keys

Famous J-POP[Wind]. 4Recrders arrangement.

Wind

Hey. I am a late bloomer musically. Initially I started on acoustic guitar, then within the last 4 years: Banjo, slide guitar, dobro, recorder, harmonica and singing.  Most of my songs are rough, unpolished, unpracticed, recordings made on an old laptop. Thank you for the love and support, the insights and ideas, the camaraderie and fellowship, Lammbone

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