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Sample pages have been provided from each edition (click on the titles to view). These are copyright, and are not necessarily indicative of the standard of difficulty of the whole edition.

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SM5a Anon: 2 Fantasias for 3 recorders

$10

These two madrigalesque fantasias were originally for viols (see SM5) but work nicely on SSA recorders. They come from British Library MSS 34800A-C, which was compiled during the 17th century. 3 scores. To see a sample of this music please go to the Viol consort page and look at SM5

SM9 A. Vivaldi: Sonata
in C major, RV48

$15

This sonata was written for flute but can also be played on violin or recorder. It is not particularly difficult music. The figured bass has been realised, and it comes with flute, bass and keyboard parts. The figured bass is also given.

SM13 T. Tallis: 3 pieces for four recorders

$12

These pieces were originally from The Mulliner Book, a collection of keyboard works dating from the mid to late 16th century. They have been arranged here for SSTB recorders. The standard is quite easy, and suitable for children. Four scores.

SM18 B. Strozzi: Donna di Maesta for alto recorder & b.c.

$18

Ben Thorn has arranged this vocal piece by the 17th century composer Barbara Strozzi. This piece was written for the wedding of Ferdinand III of Austria and Leonora II of Mantua. The music is fairly virtuosic, and the keyboard part is realised. A bass part is provided.

SM23 F. Caccini: Laudate Dominum & Haec dies, arr. for tenor recorder & b.c.

$12

Another of Ben Thorn's arrangements of music by early female composers. Daughter of the famous Giulio Caccini, Francesca published these two works in 1618. This piece would also work played on violin.

SM26 B. Strozzi: Three love songs, for alto recorder & b.c.

$12

These three pieces come from Barbara Strozzi's Ariette a voce sola, op. 6 (1657). They are less virtuosic than SM18, and are tuneful and pleasing works. The bassline for these pieces was unfigured, and a realisation has been provided.

SM28 A. Scarlatti: Cantata: Clori mia, clori bella, for soprano voice, recorder & b.c.

$20

This edition by Rosalind Halton is based on two mss in the Santini Collection in Munster. The cantata dates from June 1699. This edition comprises score and parts, with the keyboard part realised. A full translation is also provided.

SM64 The Bass Recorder Book, Vol. 1
Folk and traditional songs and tunes

$24

36 pieces of folk songs, tunes and dances from England, Ireland, Scotland and Australia. Fairly easy. Texts included for all songs.
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SM65 The Bass Recorder Book, Vol. 2
Renaissance music

$24

29 Renaissance pieces, roughly graded from fairly easy to more difficult. Hume, Holborne, Dowland, Lassus and many others. Several sets of divisions for a little more challenge.

SM66 The Bass Recorder Book, Vol. 3
Mediaeval music

$24

27 songs and dances from the Middle Ages, arranged in rough chronological order. Favourites including Sumer is icumen in, Lamento di Tristano, 2 Estampie, Trotto and many more. Generally easy to intermediate standard.

SM67 The Bass Recorder Book, Vol. 4
Music of Henry Purcell

$24

43 keyboard pieces arranged for bass recorder. Lots of Airs, Minuets, Hornpipes and other dances and tunes. Mostly easy, but there's plenty of ornamentation to challenge. This music is tuneful and fun.

SM69 Duets for Bass Recorders, Vol. 1
Music of Morley and Lassus

$24

14 duets for intermediate players, taken from Morley's Canzonets to two voyces and Lassus' Motetti and Ricercari. Texts included for all vocal works. Single score.

SM70 Duets for Bass Recorders, Vol. 2
Music of Lassus, Anon, Gibbons and Morley

$24

9 duets for experienced intermediate and advanced players. The first pieces by Lassus and Anon are similar in standard to Vol. 1, but the Gibbons Fantasia and the three Fantasies by Morley from his Plaine and Easie Introduction to Practicall Musicke are challenging. Single score.
 

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