Table of Contents

Sakura, Sakura [Trad.] ; Kalevala Melody [Trad.] ; The Nutting Girl [Trad.] ; Douce dame jolie [Machaut] ; La rocha el fuso [Anon.] ; La volta from Fitzwilliam Virginal Book [William Byrd] ; Minuet [Lully] ; Prelude from Te Deum, H. 146 [Marc Antoine Charpentier] ; Allegro K. 3 [Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart] ; The Ploughboy from The Farmer [Shield] ; Poco adagio from String Quartet Op. 76 No. 3 [Joseph Haydn] ; Entr'acte from Rosamunde [Franz Schubert] ; Melody from Album for the Young, Op. 68No. 1 [Robert Schumann] ; Solveig's Song from Peer Gynt [Edvard Grieg] ; Theme from Symphony No. 1 [Gustav Mahler] ; To a Wild Rose from Woodland Sketches [MacDowell] ; Muskrat Ramble [Kid Ory] ; Fishing Song from Friday Afternoons, Op. 7 [Benjamin Britten] ; Sorrow from For Children, Vol. 2 [Bela Bartok] ; Chalk and Cheese [Kathryn Anne Bennetts] ; Fancy [Kathryn Anne Bennetts] ; Colourful G [Kathryn Anne Bennetts]

Reviews

A great boon to the recorder teacher's armoury
*Music Teacher*

These books become especially valuable as they contain music representing Classical, Romantic and Modern periods - styles that are often not included in the education of younger recorder students.
*American Recorder*

All four of these volumes include wonderful selections, representative of many historical eras and of many different genres within each era.
*American Recorder*

Considered as a whole, this series really hit home with me, since music students on any instrument at any level of instruction should be developing a knowledge of stylistic distinctions of the various musical eras. The arrangements by Bowman and Bullard are top-notch; the piano accompaniments are interesting and true to the spirit and the harmonic structure of the original compositions.
*American Recorder*