Advanced Recorder Technique: The Art of Playing the Reco rder (Schott) volume 1

(Schott). A two-volume set of innovative practice and technique studies for the advanced alto recorder player. Volume 1: Finger and Tongue Technique Addresses fingerings for trills, articulation, scales, arpeggios, scales in thirds, double tonguing.

Laura A. Brooks said Essential for Self Teaching. Very detailed instructions to complex techniques. I'm very much enjoying tackling the various skills during my practice. I'm learning on my own so it's important to me to have clear instructions when I learn a new technique.. "Beware: Key of F" according to Sky. This book is very detailed and filled with scales and explanation of technique. However, beware, it is written in the Key of 'F' so if you have learned on a recorder in the Key of 'C' which most basic recorders are keyed to, this book will probably not be for you. If you are accustomed to playing an 'F' recorder, than. Scandalli said This book is helpful to an extent, mainly for. This book is helpful to an extent, mainly for scales in all keys. However, some of the technique is not explained well at all, for instance, the finger vibrato. I give it This book is helpful to an extent, mainly for This book is helpful to an extent, mainly for scales in all keys. However, some of the technique is not explained well at all, for instance, the finger vibrato. I give it 3 stars for this reason. Would I order this book again? Probably not.. stars for this reason. Would I order this book again? Probably not.