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(Amsterdam 1646
its deep tone and warm sound is ideal for early French Baroque repertoire
visionaries
Johannes Pramsohler director
for 2 Descant or Treble & Tenor Recorders with optional keyboard accompaniment
Richard Harvey: Concerto Incantato for Recorder & Piano Size_10" x 11" (Amsterdam 1646Concerto Incantato (2009): Reduction for Recorder & Piano (Uses Sopranino, Soprano, Alto & Tenor Recorders) For me, as for many children, the first musical instrument was the recorder. My father brought one home for me when I was three. Through playing the recorder, I learned to read music to a decent standard at an early age, which was very helpful. Although I ranged across a multitude a woodwind instruments before going on to become a composer, I