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M**T
Helpful for Improving Recorder Technique
Great book if you're looking to advance your recorder playing. The book focuses on technical skills. If you're expecting a lot of music to play then you'll be disappointed. This book is for improving skills such as vibrato. It's kind of like a textbook.
K**E
Five Stars
Gudrun writes in a clear, unambiguous style with a wealth of interesting and challenging techniques. Not for the beginner, but if you are serious about progressing with the Recorder, buy it.!! It will never date and will always be a great reference.
D**N
Great exercises and information in this book
Great exercises and information in this book. I appreciate being able to get it for a reasonable price in a short period of time.
J**N
Five Stars
GOOD WAY TO PRACTICE AND IMPROVE.
R**S
Five Stars
best
A**R
Five Stars
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you
L**O
Excellent book for teachers or advancing recorder players
Very easy to read and put into practice for recorder players wishing to advance to a higher level of playing. Would be a good teaching manual also.
I**G
Five Stars
excellent
D**T
Still a good book, works on breathing techniques and sound
Tough book for a laman to understand! You really need to concentrate on the work to understand this book. It is advanced in nature.You need a music teacher to help you with it! Still a good book, works on breathing techniques and sound!
ま**ご
頭と指が鍛えられます。
英語を読む苦労はありますが、書いてあることは演奏者として非常に参考になります。冒頭のトリル練習、それにつづくスケール練習と、シンプルですが奥の深いレッスンが目白押しです。毎日10分さらうだけで、頭と指が鍛えられます。中級以上、ステップアップをはかりたい方におすすめです。
T**2
Five Stars
Many hours of musical pleasure!
M**N
This book may be a bit too far advanced for me but I am certainly finding it useful in my playing
I am in my 70s and learning to play the recorder. This book may be a bit too far advanced for me but I am certainly finding it useful in my playing. Hopefully I will live long enough to complete and apply all the studies.
G**L
It works for me!
This book is ideal for the older student or adults who are established players but want to strip down their recorder technique to re-think the basics.