Denner Knick Tenor Recorder in Cherrywood Great Bass Includes parts for recorder/oboe/trumpet in

Includes parts for recorder/oboe/trumpet in C

Handel received his training in Halle and worked as a composer in Hamburg and Italy before settling in London in 1712

Explanation of notation and composer background included in preface

The studies are designed to improve the basic techniques of breath control

Cantata 175: Recit 1 Er rufet seinen Schafen

Denner Knick Tenor Recorder in Cherrywood Great Bass Includes parts for recorder/oboe/trumpet inCherrywood Tenor, Baroque double holes. European cherrywood is a very attractive wood due to its warm colour and interesting grain. It has wonderful tonal properties and while playing your fingers can literally feel the resonance of the instrument. Because it is the lightest of recorder woods, cherrywood is particularly suited for use in larger recorders. The Knick headjoint reduces the stretch necessary to reach the finger holes, especially for the