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M a R C H 2 0 march 2005 Published by the American Recorder Society, Vol. XLVI, No. 2 XLVI, Vol. American Recorder Society, by the Published Order your recorder discs through the ARS CD Club! The ARS CD Club makes hard-to-find or limited release CDs by ARS members available to ARS members at the special price listed (non-members slightly higher). Add Shipping and Handling:: $2 for one CD, $1 for each additional CD. An updated listing of all available CDs may be found at the ARS web site: <www.americanrecorder.org>. NEW LISTING! ____THE GREAT MR. HANDEL Carolina Baroque, ____LUDWIG SENFL Farallon Recorder Quartet Dale Higbee, recorders. Sacred and secular music featuring Letitia Berlin, Frances Blaker, Louise by Handel. Live recording. $15 ARS/$17 Others. ____HANDEL: THE ITALIAN YEARS Elissa Carslake and Hanneke van Proosdij. 23 lieder, ____SOLO, Berardi, recorder & Baroque flute; Philomel motets and instrumental works of the German DOUBLE & Baroque Orchestra. Handel, Nel dolce dell’oblio & Renaissance composer. TRIPLE CONCER- Tra le fiamme, two important pieces for obbligato TOS OF BACH & TELEMANN recorder & soprano; Telemann, Trio in F; Vivaldi, IN STOCK (Partial listing) Carolina Baroque, Dale Higbee, recorders. All’ombra di sospetto. Dorian. $15 ARS/$17 Others. ____ARCHIPELAGO Alison Melville, recorder & 2-CD set, recorded live. $24 ARS/$28 others. traverso. Sonatas & concerti by Hotteterre, Stanley, ____JOURNEY Wood’N’Flutes, Vicki Boeckman, ____SONGS IN THE GROUND Cléa Galhano, Bach, Boismortier and others. $15 ARS/$17 Others. Gertie Johnsson & Pia Brinch Jensen, recorders. recorder, Vivian Montgomery, harpsichord. Songs ____ARLECCHINO: SONATAS AND BALLETTI Works by Dufay, Machaut, Henry VIII, Mogens based on grounds by Pandolfi, Belanzanni, Vitali, OF J. H. SCHMELZER Ensemble Caprice Stuttgart. Pederson, W.W. Van Nieuwkerk & Maute—seven Bach, others. 10,000 Lakes. $15 ARS/$17 Others. Matthias Maute & Sophie Larivière, recorders; centuries. Kadanza Classics. $15 ARS/$17 Others. SUZUKI RECORDER SCHOOL (Four vols.) Michael Spengler, gamba; Maria Grossman, harpsi- ____A JOURNEY AMONG TRAVELLERS Recordings to accompany the Suzuki® Recorder chord. Works by Schmelzer, Muffat, Vitali. Antes (CD SHORT) Peter Bowman & Kathryn Bennetts School method books, with Marion Verbruggen, Edition. $15 ARS/$17Others. perform Donald Bousted’s 26-minute quarter-tonal recorders. $15 ARS/$17 Others, for each single CD, ____ BACH: MUSIC TO CHALLENGE THE piece for two alto recorders, which had its U.S. or $33 ARS/$40 others for any two Suzuki® CDs: INTELLECT AND TOUCH THE HEART Carolina premiere at the 1998 Berkeley Festival. ____Vols. 1 & 2 for Soprano or ____Vols. 1 & 2 for Alto $12 ARS/$14 others. Baroque, Dale Higbee, recorders. Cantata No. 21, (Vols. 1 & 2: folk & children’s songs, Baroque dances) ____LANDSCAPES David Bellugi, recorders; Ali Part One; Cantata No. 182. $15 ARS/$17 Others. ____Vols. 3 & 4 for Soprano: Handel, de la Guerre, others ____BLOCKFLOETENENSEMBLE WIEN Tajbakhsh & Chris Hayward, percussion. “Virtual” ____Vols. 3 & 4 for Alto: Handel, J.S. Bach, Purcell, others Irmtraut Freiberg, Karin Heinisch, Susanne Jurdak, recorder orchestra created by Bellugi. Three centuries Eva Maria Kaukal & Prisca Loeffler, recorders. of ethnic music by Encina, Brouwer, Ortiz, Bartok. ____SWEET FOLLIA, THE RECORDER ON TWO Ensemble works by Demantius, Monteverdi, Frame. $15 ARS/$17 Others. CONTINENTS Ensemble Caprice. Matthias Maute Morley, Mozart, Schermann, Kaeser, ____LES AMIS DU BAROQUE Paul Nauta, recorder & Sophie Larivière, recorders. Selections by W. W. van Nieuwkerk, Pachelbel, Reichard. & Baroque flute; Koen Dieltiens, recorder. 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THOMAS D’URFEY Tina Chancey, Grant Herreid & Works by Bach, Telemann, Montéclair, Leclair. Trio ____DAVID David Young, recorders & guitar; others Scott Reiss, recorders & other early instruments; Atlantica. $15 ARS/$17 Others. on keyboards, vocals, bass, percussion. Original Rosa Lamoreaux, soprano. Improvisations on ____20TH CENTURY MUSIC FOR RECORDER & songs by Young, including "If I Can Live Through tunes of love, sex & seduction in 18th-century PIANO Anita Randolfi, recorders. Music by Jacob, This...I can Live Through Anything," Blue Skies On A England. Koch Int’l. $15 ARS/$17 Others. Bartok, Leigh, others for recorder & piano. Cloudy Day," "You Are My Melody," "Something About ____PRIEST ON THE RUN Piers Adams, recorders. $15 ARS/$17 Others. Her." Universe Music. $15 ARS/$17 Others. Concerti composed by the ensemble’s namesake, ____VON PARIS NACH WIEN Duo Caprice ____DREAMS INSIDE THE AIR TUNNEL flame-haired Vivaldi. Upbeat. $15 ARS/$17 Others. Stuttgart. 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EDITOR’S ______NOTE ______ ______ ______ ______ Volume XLVI, Number 2 March 2005 n his column for this issue (page 3), ARS FEATURES IPresident Alan Karass gives a book The Recorder Music of John Weldon (1676-1736) . 11 report of sorts on What the Best College British music just after the death of Henry Purcell Teachers Do by Ken Bain. Karass relates the by
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