Advanced Recorder Technique. The Art of Playing the Recorder. Vol. 2: Breathing and Sound. treble recorder. Méthode.
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- Nombre de pages48
- FormatPDF
- ISBN978-3-7957-8684-7
- EAN9783795786847
- Date de parution22/10/2020
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1023 Ko
- Infos supplémentairespdf
- ÉditeurSchott Music
Résumé
"Advanced Recorder Technique" is intended for advanced players of the alto recorder who are seeking rigorous practise material for developing their instrumental and musical skills. The aim is that within the purely technical material the player will be able to
discover and transform the musical parameters of sound, movement, tension/relaxation, and from that learn to deal musically with the individual technical elements (scales, arpeggios, trills etc.).
In accordance with the requirements of the recorder's original literature the exercises are intended mainly for the alto recorder.
However, numerous recent arrangements of early baroque violin music for soprano recorder, which have become an established part of the repertoire, have necessitated the serious treatment of this instrument, too. A number of the chapters can therefore be played not only on the alto but transposed for the soprano recorder as well. The term "technique" should not be misunderstood: the objectives of the exercises are musical expression, inspiration, emotion and creative note-shaping.
This two-volume method deals with four aspects of recorder playing: finger and tonguing technique as well as breathing and sound production.
However, numerous recent arrangements of early baroque violin music for soprano recorder, which have become an established part of the repertoire, have necessitated the serious treatment of this instrument, too. A number of the chapters can therefore be played not only on the alto but transposed for the soprano recorder as well. The term "technique" should not be misunderstood: the objectives of the exercises are musical expression, inspiration, emotion and creative note-shaping.
This two-volume method deals with four aspects of recorder playing: finger and tonguing technique as well as breathing and sound production.
"Advanced Recorder Technique" is intended for advanced players of the alto recorder who are seeking rigorous practise material for developing their instrumental and musical skills. The aim is that within the purely technical material the player will be able to
discover and transform the musical parameters of sound, movement, tension/relaxation, and from that learn to deal musically with the individual technical elements (scales, arpeggios, trills etc.).
In accordance with the requirements of the recorder's original literature the exercises are intended mainly for the alto recorder.
However, numerous recent arrangements of early baroque violin music for soprano recorder, which have become an established part of the repertoire, have necessitated the serious treatment of this instrument, too. A number of the chapters can therefore be played not only on the alto but transposed for the soprano recorder as well. The term "technique" should not be misunderstood: the objectives of the exercises are musical expression, inspiration, emotion and creative note-shaping.
This two-volume method deals with four aspects of recorder playing: finger and tonguing technique as well as breathing and sound production.
However, numerous recent arrangements of early baroque violin music for soprano recorder, which have become an established part of the repertoire, have necessitated the serious treatment of this instrument, too. A number of the chapters can therefore be played not only on the alto but transposed for the soprano recorder as well. The term "technique" should not be misunderstood: the objectives of the exercises are musical expression, inspiration, emotion and creative note-shaping.
This two-volume method deals with four aspects of recorder playing: finger and tonguing technique as well as breathing and sound production.
