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  • Recorders: How can I determine whether my plastic soprano recorder is . . .
    On the back side of the recorder, is a small “G” or “B” mark below the hole covered by the left thumb The G indicates the German system and the B the Baroque system
  • Baroque recorders - Adrian Brown
    They are both in a pitch around modern f#’, which means they could be considered either an f’ recorder in high pitch (a=466 Hz), or a g’ recorder in low pitch (a=415 Hz) Gahn was a member of the turner’s guild in Nürnberg and many of his recorders are unlike the more standard designs of the Denners, Schell, Oberlander etc
  • What Key Is A Recorder In? - Gramophone
    The key a recorder is played in is C or F, depending on the type of recorder There are four primary types of recorder: soprano, tenor, alto, and bass, and these roughly correspond to different vocal ranges, with the soprano being the highest and bass being the lowest
  • Choosing a Recorder:Baroque style and German style - Musical Instrument . . .
    There are two varieties of recorder, "Baroque style (English style)" and "German style " These can be distinguished by the differences in fingering, based on the design If the two styles are compared, the following differences in characteristics will be seen
  • Recorder Baroque – Early Music Instrument Database
    In the early baroque, a soprano instrument in C or a treble instrument in G seem to have been favored in the solo repertoire Late division pieces from Italy and the Netherlands fit well on one or the other of these sizes
  • A guide to starting your recorder journey, which recorder to choose and . . .
    Most of the Baroque repertoire was written for the treble which has a lower range and sounds in general nicer to the ear (just like the piccolo to the flute) Most ensembles only need (or desire) one descant player, however they need a lot more treble, tenor and bass recorders
  • Recorder in G - Gardane
    In Italy, treatises that talk about recorder always describe a recorder in G: Bartolomeo Bismantova, Compendio musicale (Ferrara 1677) In particular, Bismantova drew a Baroque recorder in G in three pieces, calling it «Flauto italiano»: Here is a list of compositions available on the site playable with recorders in G
  • Recorder (musical instrument) - Wikipedia
    Recorder parts in the Baroque were typically notated using the treble clef, although they may also be notated in French violin clef (G clef on the bottom line of the staff) In modern usage, recorders not in C or F are alternatively referred to using the name of the closest instrument in C or F, followed by the lowest note
  • The Different Types of Recorder Instruments - Woodwind Breeze
    The five main types of recorder instruments are the Sopranino, Soprano or Descant, Alto (treble), Tenor, and the Bass Other recorders include the Garklein, Comroft Tenor, Great Bass, and Contra Bass
  • Recorders Relatively Speaking – Rodney Waterman, Musician
    Using the same logic, your soprano recorder in c” at A440 (Recorder 4) is also a soprano sixth flute in d” at French baroque pitch (A392) Most of us play recorders at A440 (modern pitch) but many players now acquire ‘baroque’ recorders, especially altos in f ‘at A415 (a semitone lower than A440)





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