Pedagogy Recorder Resources *Elemental Recorder Playing - Gunild Keetman/Minna Ronnefeld Translated and adapted by Mary Shamrock Schott Publishing – for using the student book and workbook Teacher’s Book (instructions Book (lesson ideas and pieces to incorporate elemental recorder playing and Student’s improvisation into the music Workbook (to be used together with the improvisation and Student’s Student’s Book – exercise ideas to stimulate student creativity) *Recorder Routes I and Recorder Routes II Carol King Memphis Musicraft Publications – – A sequential, note-by-note approach to incorporating the soprano recorder into the music Uses traditional folk song material and original compositions *Tutoring Tooters Shirley McRae Memphis Musicraft Publications – – Another sequential, note-by-note approach incorporating recorder instruction in the music The book itself serves as its own music stand with a built-in support Based on a number of traditional folk songs and spirituals The Sweet Pipes Recorder Book, Book One (and Book Two for advanced playing) Gerald Burakoff and William E. Hettrick Sweet Pipes Publications – Self-described as method for adults and however this book is useful “a older beginners”, for occasional sight-reading material or challenging pieces for advanced students. Duet Time Book One and Book Two arranged by Sonya Burakoff Sweet Pipes – – – Publications Duets in progressive difficult from easy to intermediate ability Contain optional percussion accompaniments Renaissance Time arranged by Gerald Burakoff and Willy Strickland Sweet Pipes – – Publications Pieces and Dances for 2 soprano recorders, 1 soprano and one alto recorder, or 2 soprano recorders and one alto recorder *Keeping It Simple Chris Judah-Lauder Sweet Pipes Publications – – Soprano and Alto recorder duets with indefinite-pitched percussion accompaniment A Renaissance Banquet: Music and Dance for Recorders and Orff Instruments Arranged – by Ursula M. Rempel and Carolyn Ritchey Kunzman Ten Renaissance pieces arranged for soprano recorder and Orff instruments. Many are accessible to students. *Moods and Modes Rob Amchin – *Music for Children, Volumes I V, Orff and Keetman adapted by Margaret Murray Schott – – – Publications
Pedagogy Recorder Resources *Elemental Recorder Playing - Gunild Keetman/Minna Ronnefeld Translated and adapted by Mary Shamrock – Schott Publishing Teacher’s Book (instructions for using the student book and workbook Student’s Book (lesson ideas and pieces to incorporate elemental recorder playing and improvisation into the music Student’s Workbook (to be used together with the Student’s Book – improvisation and exercise ideas to stimulate student creativity) *Recorder Routes I and Recorder Routes II – Carol King – Memphis Musicraft Publications A sequential, note-by-note approach to incorporating the soprano recorder into the music Uses traditional folk song material and original compositions *Tutoring Tooters – Shirley McRae – Memphis Musicraft Publications Another sequential, note-by-note approach incorporating recorder instruction in the music The book itself serves as its own music stand with a built-in support Based on a number of traditional folk songs and spirituals The Sweet Pipes Recorder Book, Book One (and Book Two for advanced playing) Gerald Burakoff and William E. Hettrick – Sweet Pipes Publications Self-described as “a method for adults and older beginners”, however this book is useful for occasional sight-reading material or challenging pieces for advanced students. Duet Time – Book One and Book Two – arranged by Sonya Burakoff – Sweet Pipes Publications Duets in progressive difficult from easy to intermediate ability Contain optional percussion accompaniments Renaissance Time – arranged by Gerald Burakoff and Willy Strickland – Sweet Pipes Publications Pieces and Dances for 2 soprano recorders, 1 soprano and one alto recorder, or 2 soprano recorders and one alto recorder *Keeping It Simple – Chris Judah-Lauder – Sweet Pipes Publications Soprano and Alto recorder duets with indefinite-pitched percussion accompaniment A Renaissance Banquet: Music and Dance for Recorders and Orff Instruments – Arranged by Ursula M. Rempel and Carolyn Ritchey Kunzman Ten Renaissance pieces arranged for soprano recorder and Orff instruments. Many are accessible to students. *Moods and Modes – Rob Amchin *Music for Children, Volumes I – V, Orff and Keetman – adapted by Margaret Murray – Schott Publications
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