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Instrument of Torture or Instrument of Music?

by Nicholas S. Lander

References

Journals

With few excepitons, the following journals concern the recorder specifically, or have done so in the past. For a more comprehensive listing of these and other journals concerned with Early Music see David Lasocki's Early Music Periodicals: Past and Present.

• American Recorder
  • Quarterly; beginning with v. 35 (1994), bimonthly (five times per year). 1960- . issn 0003-0724. The American Recorder Society, Inc., PO Box 631, Littleton CO 80160. Membership $40 (includes journal and newsletter). Back issues available from University Microfilms International.
  • American Recorder On-Line
• American Recorder Society Newsletter
  • Quarterly (irregular); 1994- published five times per year with American Recorder. 1950- .
• ARTAfacts
  • Newsletter of the American Recorder Teachers Association. ARTAfacts publishes teaching problems, suggestions, and solutions, notices and reviews, news of ARTA, and other recorder education news.
  • WWW Page. Includes several back issues in PDF format.
  • ARTA membership includes Recorder Education Journal (see below) and ARTAfacts (newsletter): $20 per year; $25 outside the U.S. and Canada; contact Steen Andersson, 5657 Lampkins Ridge Rd. Bloomington, IN 46401, USA, email standers@indiana.edu
• Australia's Journal of Recorder and Early Music, formerly The Recorder: Australia's Journal of Recorder and Early Music.
  • Journal of Victorian Recorder Guild. No longer published.
• blokfluitist
• Recorder journal aimed at both prefessionals and amateurs, published by Acanthus-Music, Switzerland (in Dutch)
• Published in January, May & December, 2009–
• Boston Early Music News
  • In-line Calendar which offers the most complete listing of concert, workshop, lecture and exhibit events in the six-state New England region (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut & Rhode Island).
• Bulletin, Associació Musical Bloc.
  • c/- Valencia, 316. 08009, Barcelona, Spain, tel. (93) 2072758.
• Cinnamon Sticks, The Recorder in Australasia
  • Twice Yearly since November 2000. Zana Clarke & Caroline Downer, Editors, PO Box 1363, Armidale NSW 2350, Australia, ph./fax +61 (0)2 6772 2205, email cinnamonsticks@orpheusmusic.com.au, WWW Page.
• The Consort.
  • Twice yearly (since 1948; suspended 1938-48; irregular before 1938). Haslemere, Surrey: The Dolmetsch Foundation, 1929- . issn 0268-9111. 'Jesses', Grayswod Road, Haslemere, Surrey GU27 2BS, England. £12. Back issues available from University Microfilms International.
• Crescendo: Le magazine de la musique ancienne [Crescendo: the magazine of early music].
  • Six issues per year. Nos. 32-38. Paris: SEPRA France, 1990- 91. issn 1146-1764. In French. Continued Fl&ucircte à bec & instruments anciens.
• Chrestologia
  • Newsletter of Antique Sound Workshop Ltd, 70 Lakewood Drive Plymouth, MA 02360-1921, USA, tel. +1 508 833 3979, fax +1 508 833 3760, email aswltd@capecod.net, WWW Page. No longer published but back issues available on-line.
• Crescendo: Le magazine de la musique ancienne [Crescendo: the magazine of early music].
  • Six issues per year. Nos. 32-38. Paris: SEPRA France, 1990- 91. issn 1146-1764. In French. Continued Flûte à bec & instruments anciens.
• ERTA (European Recorder Teachers Association) Newsletter.
  • Published as a supplement to Recorder Magazine. See below.
• Il flauto dolce: Revista semestrale per lo studio e la pratica della musica antica [The recorder: twice yearly review for the study and practice of early music].
  • Twice per year. Rome: Società Italiana del Flauto Dolce, 1971-88. oclc #10047157. In Italian (abstracts of articles in English). Continued by Recercare.
• Flûte à bec &; instruments anciens [Recorder and early instruments]
  • Quarterly. Nos. 6-31. Saint Malo, France: Association Française pour la Flûte à Bec (later Association pour l'Édition Artistique), 1983-1990. issn 0753-9916. Continued Flûte à bec. Nos. 1-5. 1981-82. issn 0291-0624. In French. Continued by Crescendo.
• Music Teachers International, a resource for music educators with the intention of providing a broad overview of teaching through its many aspects
• Musikprisma
  • Journal of Schwizerische Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Jugendmuik und Musikerziehung. In German. Secretariat SAJM, Postfach 269, CH-7302 Landquart, Switzerland; tel. +41 (0)81 322 90 33; fax +41 (0)81 322 6835.
• Nuovo Nieuws [Nuovo News].
  • Two issues per year. Nos 1-8. Newsletter of Ensemble Flauto Nuovo, Friesland. In Dutch. T.F. Doornbos, Lepenlaan 62, 9103 RK, Dokkum, The Netherlands, tel. 05190-95472.
• Recercare: Rivista per lo studio e la pratica della musica antica. Organo della Società italiana del flauto dolce [Recercare: review for the study and practice of early music; organ of the Italian recorder society].
  • Annual. 1989- . ISSN 1120-5741. In Italian. Libreria Musicale Italiana Editrice, PO Box 198, I-55100 Lucca, Italy. Continues Il flauto dolce.
• The Recorder Education Journal
  • Annual. Official publication of the American Recorder Teachers Association and the European Recorder Teachers' Association (UK).
  • Editor: Dr David Lasocki. Copies available from: Steen Anderson, ARTA Treasurer, 5657 Lampkins Ridge, Bloomington, IN 47401, USA; Peter Bowman, ERTA-UK President, 4 Heathleigh Cottages, Maidstone Road, Horsmonden, Kent TN12 8JL, England; and Administratie Huismuziek, p/a Bureau LOAM, Keizerstraat 3, 3512 EA Utrecht, The Netherlands.
  • WWW Page.
  • The aim of The Recorder Education Journal is to present articles on the recorder in education at any level: amateur, primary, secondary, college, or professional. The subject is interpreted broadly, featuring articles on psychological, physical, philosophical, and musicological aproaches to teaching and playing, in addition to the nuts and bolts of teaching.
  • ARTA membership (includes Recorder Education Journal and ARTAfacts newsletter) $20 per year; $25 outside the U.S. and Canada. Contact Steen Anderson, ARTA Treasurer, at th above address or email standers@indiana.edu.
• The Recorder Magazine.
  • Quarterly. 1963- . ISSN 0961-3544. Ruth and Jeremy Burbidge, Peacock Press, Scout Bottom Farm, Mytholmroyd, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire HX7 5JS, England; tel. +44 01422 882751; fax +44 01422 886157; email ruth@recordermail.demon.co.uk; WWW Page. £2 per issue. Formerly published by Schott, London; for back issues, write to Magnamusic Distributors, Inc., PO Box 338, 74 Amenia Union Rd, Sharon CT 06069, USA; tel. (203) 364 5431; fax (203) 364 5168.
• The Recorder News
  • New Malden, 1937/38-1940/41 (4 issues), 1947 (1 issue); London, 1950-March 1963 (generally three times per year; 38 issues). oclc #28228425. Succeeded by The Recorder and Music Magazine.
• Revista de Flauta de Pico [Recorder Magazine]
  • Published 3 times a year (January/May/October), since January 1995. ISSN 1136-4475. Around 40 pages + an unpublished score. Price: 600 ptas. (Euope) and 700 ptas. (rest of the world). Directory of Spanish recorder players. For more information or subscriptions please contact: Barbara Sela, Apdo. de correos 10029, E-41002 Sevilla, Spain, fax: 5-4225114, email: barsean@arrakis.es, WWW Page
• WindKanal
  • Published 3 times a year by Mollenhauer, Weischselstraße 27, D-36043 Fulda, Germany, tel. +49 0661 9467 0, fax +49 00661 9467 36, email mollenhauer@t-online.de, WWW Page.

Books & Articles

The following lists some of the currently available books and articles on the recorder (most in the English-language) together with a few other titles of special interest to recorder players together with those referred to in this text. Those by Linde (1991) and Hunt (2002) contain exhaustive bibliographies of books, journals and articles in many languages. A select annotated bibliography is given by Rowland-Jones (1995d). For more comprehensive details (including excellent summaries) of these and many other books and articles relating to the recorder in English and other languages see Griscom & Lasocki (2012) and annual summaries variously published in American Recorder, Tibia, and Revista de Flauta de Pico, only the most recent of which are listed here (Lasocki 1999–2009).

• Adorno, T.W. (1956). Dissonanzen. Göttingen.
• Alexandra, K. (1999a). Letters to the Editor: One-hand key systems. Recorder Magazine 18(4): 156 (1999).
• Alexandra, K. (1999b). The Dolmetsch Gold Series recorder for one hand. Recorder Magazine 19(4): 127-129.
• Alker, H. (1960-1961). Blockflöten Bibliographie. Biblios-Schriften 27-28.
• Alker, H. (1966-1975). Blockflöten Bibliographie. Heinrichshofen, Wilhelmshaven. 3 vols.
• Alker, H. (1984). Blockflöten Bibliographie. New Edition. Heinrichshofen, Wilhelmshaven. 2 vols.
• Anonymous (1991). L'enseignement de la flûte à bec en France. Flûte à bec 1: 36-41.
• Anonymous (1990). The recorder goes to college. American Recorder 31(2): 18-19.
• Arts Council (1969). Berlioz and the Romantic Imagination. Catalogue of an exhibition organized by the Arts Counicl and the Victoria and Albert Museum on behalf of the Berlioz Centenary Commitee in cooperation with the French Government, 17 October to 14 December. The Arts Council, London.
• Augustin, K (1999). Um Olhar sobre a Música Antiga: 50 Anos de História no Brasil. Kristina Augustin, Rio de Janeiro.
• Bali, J. (2007). A Furulya. Editio Musica, Budapest. ISBN 978 963 330 743 3.
• Bamforth, D. (1993) The recorder orchestra – Part 1 (the history). Recorder Magazine 13(2): 50-51.
• Bamforth, D. (1994). The recorder orchestra – Part 2 (the music). Recorder Magazine 14: (2): 41-42.
• Barnes, R. (2002). 'New Instruments for New Music.' Centre for New Musical Instruments, London Guildhall University, 14th December 2001. Recorder Magazine 22(1):30-31.
• Bellson, J. (1973). The Gibson Story. Kalamazoo, Michegan.
• Bennetts, K, D. Bousted & P, Bowman (1998). The Quarter-Tone Recorder Manual. Moeck Verlag, Celle.
• Berlioz, H. (1865/1970). The Memoirs of Hector Berlioz, Member of the French Institute, including his travels in Italy, Germany, Russian and England. Translated and edited by David Cairns. Panther, London.
• Betz, M. (1922). Der Csakan und seine Musik: Wiener Musikleben im frühen 19. Jahrunder, dargestellt am Beispiel einer Spazierstockblockflöte. [The csakan and its music: Viennese musical life in the early nineteenth century, presented by the example of a walking-stick recorder.] Schneider, Tutzing. ISBN 3795207304.
• Betz, M. (2000). Csakan. In Sadie (2000).
• Bevan, C. et al. (1984). Band. In Sadie (1984, 1: 120-143).
• Bixler, M. (2007). A history of the American Recorder Society: a memoir. American Recorder 48(2): 11-22 & 48(3): 18-30.
• Black, M. (1997). The Nyle Steiner Homepage. <http://www.patchmanmusic.com/NyleSteinerHomepage.html> Accessed 16 June 2003.
• Blaker, F. (1993). The Recorder Player's Companion. PRB Productions, Albany. ISBN 1565711203.
• Bolton, P. (<2006). The Recorder. CD-ROM. Self-published.
• Bousted, D. (2002). The Quarter-Tone Recorder Manual. Recorder Magazine 22 (3): 99-102.
• Bowman, P. (1994). The birth of a truly contemporary recorder. Recorder Magazine 15(4): 126-127.
• Braun, G. (1978). Neue Klangwelt auf der Blockflöte. Heinrichsohofens Verlag, Wilhelmshaven.
• Braun, G. (1998). New Generation. Windkanal 1-98: 22-23.
• Brewster, C. W. (1859-1873). Rambles About Portsmouth. 2 vols. L. W. Brewster, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, U.S.A. For the relevant passage see <http://www.seacoastnh.com/brewster/2.html> Accessed 16 June 2003.
• Broege, T. (2005). On the cutting edge: New types of "modern" recorders being developed. American Recorder 45(1): 41-43.
• Brown, A. (1989/2009). The Recorder: A Basic Workshop Manual. Dolce DOL 112, Brighton.
• Brown, A. (1997). Cuidado y Mantenimiento de la Flauta de Pico. 1^a parte. Revista de Flauta de Pico 8: 15-18 (1997).
• Brown, H.M. (1995). The recorder in the Middle Ages and the Renaisance. In Thomson & Rowland Jones (1995: 1-25).
• Brüggen, D. (1996). Vibrato and the recorder (Part 2). Tibia 21(2): xx-xx.
• Brüggen, D. & B. Dunham(1997). Ruling the Waves. American Recorder: January.
• Cambell, M. (1975). Dolmetsch: The Man and his Work, Hamish Hamilton, London. ISBN 0295954167.
• Carmichael, C. (1999). Dynamics – and tremolo, too! Recorder Magazine 19(4): 131-133.
• Carpenter, J. (2005). The Recorder Tutors in T'uitnement Kabinet. Master of Music Thesis University of North Texas, Austin.
• Carter, W. (1991). Keeping the flame alive! Amplifier 1. Cached by Google, 30 May 2008.
• Castellani & Durante (199?). Del portar dell lingua negli instrumenti di fiato. SPES, Lungarno Guicciardini 9r, Firenze, Italy.
• Charlton, A. (1981). The Charlton Method for the Recorder: A Manual for the Advanced Recorder Player. University of Missouri Press, Missouri.
• Chemke, M. (1995). The Recorder in Israel. The Recorder Magazine 15(1): 29.
• Clark, P. (1993). Tempo in Recorder Consort Music. Society of Recorder Players.
• Clarke, Z. (1998). Vocalised Recorder. Orpheus Music (in press).
• Colberg, G. (2006). Das Blockflötenorchester. Last Accessed 22 March 2006.
• Cole, R. (1999). A Short History of the EVI. Chapter 1 of Doctoral dissertation, The Electronic Valve Instrument: Nyle Steiner's Unique Musical Innovation, submitted to the University of Washington in June of 1998. <http://www.synthmuseum.com/stp/stpevi01.html> Accessed 16 June 2003.
• Corcoran, R.E. (1965). Did recorder playing 'die out' in Britain? Recorder & Music Magazine 1(9): 261.
• Corstock, G.W. (1992). An early American recorder consort. American Recorder 33 (4): xx-xx.
• Cranmore, T. (2009). Obedience Training for Recoders, a Care and Maintenance Manual. Peacock Press, Hebden Bridge. ISBN 978-1-904846-37-6.
• Crossley, A. (2010). The Development of Solo Bass Recorder Repertoire in the Twentieth Century. Thesis for Master of Music, Sydney Conservatorium of Music. 77 pages.
• Davidson, J. (1994). Lyrebird Rising: Louse Hanson-Dyer of Oiseau-Lyre 1884-1962. Melbourne University Press.
• Davis, A. (1983). Treble Recorder Technique. Novello, London.
• Davis, H. (1984). Cross-Grainger, free music machine. In Sadie (1984, 1: 517-518).
• Degen, D. (1936/1972). Zur Geschichte der Blockflöte in den germanischen Ländern. [On the history of the recorder in Germanic countries]. Kassel: Bärenreiter. OCLC #16476451; reprint, 1972. OCLC #580993. ML 935 .D44 G4 1972.
• Delker, E. (?date). Ansätze zur Untersuchung dynamischer Ausdrucksmöglichkeiten auf der Blockflöte. Edition Moeck 4028, Celle. ISBN 3-87549-019-3.
• Denecker, P. (1997). De blokfluit in de 19^de eeuw. [The recorder in the nineteenth century.] Musica antiqua 14 (4): 167-72.
• Dessy, R. (2002). Sound-Off: Recorder Mikes: What Sounds Good, Is Good! <http://www.recorderhomepage.net/mikes.pdf> Accessed 16 June 2003. [in PDF format]
• Doht, J. (2006). Die Göttinger Blockflöte. Tibia 31(2): 105-107.
• Dolmetsch, C. (undated). The School Recorder Book, Part 3. E.J. Arnold & Son, Leeds.
• Dolmetsch, C. (1996). The recorder in evolution. The Recorder Magazine 16(2): 56-57.
• Epstein, Jan (1988). An interview with Frans Brüggen. The Recorder (Australia) 8: 8-10.
• Escalas, Romà (2004). La difusión de la flauta de pico en Catalunya, from Audenis On-line. Accessed October 2004. <http://www.audenis.com/contrib_flauta_sp.html>
• Fajardo, R.J. (1970). Enhancing the recorder sound. Recorder & Music Magazine 3(5): 172-174.
• Feider, D. (1993). Zur Entwicklung der Blockflöte im 20. Jahrhundert. [The development of the recorder in the twentieth century.] SAJM Zeitschrift 21 (1): 19-36; 21 (2: 3-17 (1993); 21 (3): 3-17 (1993); 21 (4): 3-17 (1993); 21 (6): 3-19.
• Feider, D. (1994). Mollenhauer Conrad, Blockflötenbau Fulda-ein Firmenportrait. [Mollenhauer Conrad, recorder manufacturer, Fulda: Portrait of the firm.] SAJM Zeitschrift 22 (5): 9-17.
• Figueroa, E. (2005). Creativity and Resistance: Maroon Cultures in the Americas. Accessed 31 October 2005. <http://www.folklife.si.edu/resources/maroon/presentation.htm>
• Fischer, J. (1990). Die Dynamische Blockflöte. Edition Moeck 4048, Celle. ISBN 3-87549-041-X.
• Fitzgibbon, H. M. (1934). Of flutes and soft recorders. The Musical Quarterly 20(2): 219-229.
• Form, M. (2002). A compass through the Ganassi jungle. Cinnamon Sticks 3(1): 6-11.
• Geiger, Georg (1992). The compleat recorder para-medic; or, how to put a recorder in trim while keeping your sanity, Part 1. The Recorder (Australia) 15: 19-23.
• Geiger, Georg (1992). The compleat recorder para-medic. Part 2. The Recorder (Australia) 16: 18-22.
• Godman, S. (1959). Francis William Galpin: Music maker. Galpin Society Journal 12: 8-16.
• Goodyear, S.F. (1978). The Recorder. Teach Yourself Books. Hodder & Stoughton, London.
• Green, D.H. (1996). Adler-Heinrich Bell Recorders. Chrestologia 21(2): 6-9 & 24.
Griscomb, R. & Lasoccki, D.H. (2012). The Recorder: a Research and Information Guide. Edn 3. Routledge Music Bibliographies, New York & London. ISBN 978-0-415-99858-1 (print) ISBN 978-0-203-87502-5 (e-book).
• Gronefeld, I. (1992-1995). Flötenkonzerte bis 1850: ein thematisches Verzeichnis. Hans Schneider, Tutzing).
• Gutman, V. (1992). Alte Musick: Konzert und Rezeption. Amadeus, Winterthur.
• Hakelberg, D. (1995). Some recent archaeo-organological finds in Germany. Galpin Society Journal 48: 3-12.
• Hakelberg, D. (2002). Was von einer "Klangschaft" blieb? [What remains of a soundscape?] Archäologie in Deutschland – Das Magazin 4: 30-31. Summary.
• Hakelberg, D. (2000). Klangschaften im archäologischen Befund? Archaeologie Online: <http://www.archaeologie-online.de/magazin/thema/2000/04/d1.php3> Accessed 25 February 2003.
• Hall, R. (1978). J.S. Manifold: An Introduction to the Man and his Work. University of Quensland Press, St Lucia.
• Harlan, P. The origin of German fingering. Recorder News 8: 9. Shortened translation of an article in Hausmusik.
• Harras, M.H. (1994). Blockflöte. [Recorder.] In Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart. Edn 2. Edited by Ludwig Finscher. Kassel: Bärenreiter. Sachteil, 1: 1576-1600. <http://www.mgg-online.com/> Accessed 16 June 2003.
• Haskell, H. (1988/1996). The Early Music Revival. Thames & Hudson, London/Dover, Mineola.
• Haug, H. (2004). Bibliography and discography on [sic] music for solo wind instruments and orchestra = Bibliographie und Diskographie fur Soloblasinstrumente und Orchester. Vol. 1: Recorder, Flute = Blockflöte, Flöte.. Breiktopf & Härtel, Musica Rara, Weisbanden. ISBN 3765103772 (set). ISBN 3765103780
• Hauwe, W. van (1984-1992). The Modern Recorder Player. Vol. I (1984), II (1987) & III (1992). Schott, London. Also available in Catalan, French, German and Japanese.
• Hauwe, W. van (1997). Recorder versus blockflute. Windkanal 2-97: 6-7.
• Heidecker, J. (1998). Wege aus dem Blockflötendilemma? Versuch einer Standortbestimmung zum Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts. Windkanal 2/98 (in German)
• Heyens, G. (2005). Advanced Recorder Technique. The Art of Playing the Recorder Volume 1: Finger and Tongue Technique. Schott, London. ISBN 3795705169.
• Heyens, G. (2005). Advanced Recorder Technique. The Art of Playing the Recorder Volume 2: Breathing and Sound. Schott, London. ISBN 3795705177.
• Higbee, D.S. (1960). An alternative to "pinching" or "thumbing". The Recorder News, New Series 29: 5.
• Höffer-Von Winterfeld, Linde & H. Kunz (1959). Handbuch der Blockflöten-Literatur. Bote & Bock, Berlin.
• Holman, P. (2002). Recorder Music in England, ca 1680-1740). Recorder Education Journal 8: 16-20.
• Holtslag, P. (1994). The present state of the recorder in England. Recorder Magazine 14 (3): 79. In German as: Zum Stand der Blockflöte in England. Tibia 20 (2): 451-52 (1995).
• Honigsheim, P. (1989). Sociologists and Music: An Introduction to the Study of Music and Society. Edn 2, ed K. Peter Etzkorn. Transaction Publishers. ISBN 0887382819.
• Huene, F. von (1994). Efforts to modernize the recorder. Recorder Magazine 15(4): 135-137.
• Hulthèn, A.L. (1997). Ragnar blends technology with music. Contact 12. <http://www.ericsson.com/about/publications/kon_con/contact/cont12_97/c12_10.html> Also published in Swedish as Ragnar blandar tekniken med musiken. Kontakt 12 (1997). <http://www.ericsson.com/about/publications/kon_con/kontakten/kont12_97/k12_10.html> Accessed 16 June 2003.
• Hunt, E. (1961). Recorder fingering. Galpin Society Journal 14: 76.
• Hunt, E. (1977/2002). The Recorder and its Music. Revised and enlarged. Eulenburg, London. Reprinted by Peacock Press, Hebden Bridge (2002). In French as La flûte à bec et son histoire, Editions Zurfluh, Paris (1979). Earlier edition in Dutch as De blokfluit en zijn muziek, Zomer & Keuning, Wageningen (1966).
• Hunt, E. (1980). Recorder. In Sadie (1984, 3: 648-58).
• Hunt, E. (1981). Another one-handed recorder. Recorder & Music 7(3): 66-67.
• Hunt, E. (1982). The one-handed recorder. Recorder & Music 7(6): 145.
• Hunt, E. (2002). The Recorder and its Music. Peacock Press, Mytholmroyd. Revised and corrected. ISBN 0-907908-98-5.
• Jerome, T. (2003). Orkon. <http://www.tjimaging.com/orkon/> Accessed 11 March 2003.
• Juan, G.A. (1998). La flauta dulce en Argentina. Revista de Flauta de Pico 11.
• Katijani, M. (1989). Development of musician robots. Journal of Robotics & Mechatronics 1: 254-255 (1989). <http://concert.rm.mce.uec.ac.jp/mubot/history_e.html> Accessed 16 June 2003.
• Katijani, M. (1992). Simulation of robotic performances. Journal of Robotics & Mechatronics 4(6): 462-465 (1992). <http://concert.rm.mce.uec.ac.jp/mubot/history_e.html> Accessed 16 June 2003.
• Kenworthy, C. (1963). Profile: Edgar Hunt. The Recorder & Music Magazine 1(2): 53.
• Kersten, F. (2001). Teaching Recorder in the Music Classroom. MENC National Association for Music Education, Reston VA.
• Kientzy, M. (1982). Les sons multiples aux flütes à bec. Paris.
• Kinsell, D. (1976). J.C. Bridge and the recorder. Recorder & Music 5(5): 157-160.
• Kirnbauer, M. (1992). 'Das war Pionierarbeit.' – Die Bogenhauser Künstlerkapelle, ein frühes Ensemble alter Musik. ['That was pioneering work' – the Bogenhausen Künstkapelle, an early ensemble for early music.] In Gutmann (1992: 37-67).
• Kirnbauer, M. (1994). Die Holzblasinstrumente der 'Bogenhauser Künstler-Kapelle'. [The woodwind instruments of the Bogenhausen Künstlerkapelle.] In Flöten, Oboen und Fagotte des 17. und 18. Jahrhunderts: Bericht über den 1. Teil des 12. Symposiums zu Fragen des Musikinstrumentenbaus Michaelstein, 08./09. November 1991. (Beiheft . . . zu den Studien der Aufführungspraxis und Interpretation der Musik des 18. Jahrhunderts, 14/1.) Institut für Aufführungspraxis, Michaelstein. ISBN 3895121126. Pp. 21-30.
• Kite-Powell, J.T. ed. (1994). A Performer's Guide to Renaissance Music. Schirmer, New York.
• Kottick, E.L. (1975). Tone and Intonation on the Recorder. McGinnis & Marx, New York.
• Kunath, J. (1997). Total abgedrecht-völlig hochgeschraubt?! Windkanal 2-97: 24-25.
• Lander, N.S. (1996). The recorder: Instrument of Torture or Instrument of Music. Part 1. Australian Music Teacher 5(2): 91-96. Part 2. Australian Music Teacher 5(3): 152-160. [Derived from the present article. ]
• Lasocki, D., ed. (1995a). The Recorder in the 17th Century: Proceedings of the International Recorder Symposium Utrecht, 27-30 August 1993. STIMU, Utrecht.
• Lasocki, D. (1995b). The eighteenth-century recorder concerto. In Thomson & Rowland-Jones (1995a: 107-118).
• Lasocki, D. (1995c). A preliminary bibliography of ensemble pieces for recorder, 16^th - 18^th century. Recorder Education Journal 2: 79-85.
• Lasocki, D. (1999). Estudios sobre la flauta dulce publicados en 1995 (1^a parte). Revista de Flauta de Pico 13(1): 17-21.
• Lasocki, D. (2000). The recorder in print: 1998. What has been written about the recorder in other publications around the world. American Recorder (May): 9-16, 30, 36-37.
• Lasocki, D. (2001). Recorder. In The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. Edn 2. Edited by Stanley Sadie; executive editor, John Tyrrell, 21:37-53. London: Macmillan, 2001. Also online at <http://www.grovemusic.com/> (by subscription).
• Lasocki, D. (2002). The recorder in print, 2000. What's been written about the recorder in other publications around the world. American Recorder 43(3): 7-15.
• Lasocki, D. (2003). The recorder in print, 2001. What's been written about the recorder in other publications around the world. American Recorder 44(3): 14-21.
• Lasocki, D. (2003). Spuren aus der Renaissance. Dr David Lasocki gibt einen Einblick in die Blockflötenwelt der Renaissance. Windkanal 4: 6-12 (2003)
• Lasocki, D. (2004). The recorder in print, 2002. What's been written about the recorder in other publications around the world. American Recorder (May): 8-15.
• Lasocki, D. (2004). A Listing of Inventories and Purchases of Flutes, Recorders, Flageolets, and Tabor Pipes, 1388-1630 Indiana University, Bloomington.
• Lasocki, D., ed. (2005). Musicque de Joye: Proceedings of the International Sympossium on the Renaissance Flute and Recorder Consort, Utrecht 2003. Stichtung Muziekhistorische Uitvoeringspraktijk (STIMU), Utrecht.
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