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5052 contemporary compositions for Recorder

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= The database of the Catalogue of Contemporary Blockflute (Recorder) Repertoire counts at the moment 5052 works written for the instrument. Apart from the 40 information fields per title, the CCBM contains data of= 565 publishers, and 2117 composers of more than 45 different nationalities= ..
The CCBM is in constant development. New items are added every week in= the database. The CCBM intends to provide extensive information of all com= positions written after the year 1900, in which the recorder (blockflute) i= s originally mentioned.
  More about the Contemporary Catalogue >>&g= t;

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Catalogue of Histor= ical Recorder Repertoire

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The CHRR contains about 1= 900 titles, 485 composers, 257 organisations, 285 recordings and 1081 publi= cations.
Here you can find the Recorder Repertory from the 16th, 17th a= nd 18th century.
  More about the Historical= Catalogue >>>

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Composers, performers,= editors, labels, festival organizers: please keep us posted about new work= s for recorders, premieres, publications and new releases. Use it to promot= e your activities as well! The database is widely searched by our users com= munity of more than 40 different countries.
You can easily submit your = new works by filling out our on-line submission form.
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The Catalogue of Recorder Repertoire is the largest database worldwide in = the field of Historical and Modern Recorder repertoire. =E2=80=A8Membership= is totally free of charge!
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Final Concert season 2008-09, Recorde= r class Paul Leenhouts & Jorge Isaac, Amsterdam Conservator= y

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The Recorder Department of the Amsterdam Conservatory will c= onclude the season 2008-09 with a concert on the 4th of June 2009, 20:15, a= t the Amstelkerk-Amsterdam. The program will feature the highlights of the = season, including Medieval, Baroque and Contemporary works (solo and chambe= r music, live electronics).

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The Visisonor Foundation = produces 12 new works for Recorder

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The Visisonor Foundation will p= roduce 5 new projects during the period 2009 and 2010. This ambitious progr= am, directed by Jorge Isaac, will be performed in about 10 different countr= ies and will generate 12 new compositions for recorder in different setting= s. The core subject of VISISONOR is the combination of Music & Performi= ng Arts with multimedia.
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New CD Renaissance music = "El Canto Figurado"

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'El Canto Figurado' is the new CD production= of the Amsterdam-based ensemble The Royal Wind Music, a double sextet of R= enaissance recorders directed by Paul Leenhouts.
This CD includes vocal = and instrumental music of the Spanish Renaissance; the record will be relea= sed in 2010. The season 2009/2010 will start with another CD release, "Der = Gooden Fluyt-Hemel", a selection of polyphonic versions of melodies by Jaco= b van Eyck.
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New Magazi= ne =E2=80=98blokfluitist=E2=80=99

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Blokfluitist is a new magazi= ne in Dutch that intends to reach amateurs, teachers and professional perfo= rmers in The Netherlands and Belgium, covering a broad scope of topics: pla= yers and ensembles, repertoire, performance, instruments, education, new pu= blications, concerts and events. The magazine also aims to function as a fo= rum for exchange and discussion.
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The Stichting Blokfluit  (Recorder Fou= ndation) is a non-profit organization that aims to stimulate and promot= e the Recorder repertoire in every possible field by making it accessible t= o the public over the globe.
One of the foundation's most important act= ivity is the publication on the net of two comprehensive catalogues, the Catalogue of Contemporary Blockflute Music (CCB= M) and the Catalogue of Historical Recorder Repertoire (CH= RR).
The access to this database is totally free!




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Piffaro's VESPERS recording is now available
The long-anticipated recording of Kile Smith's VESPERS with Piffaro and The Crossing is available now at piffaro.org.

This work, written by Kile Smith and commissioned for Piffaro, was such a success in concert, that we just had to make the recording! You asked for it. Here it is!! Purchase your copy from Piffaro's web site.

Last summer, music critic David Patrick Stearns stopped in on one of our recording sessions for a sneak peak. Listen to his interview on WRTI's Creatively Speaking.

Watch a video about the recording, courtesy of WRTI.org, on Piffaro's Facebook page.

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January 17, 2009 Playing Session Notes
11 members met to play...Joan, Paula, Len and Dody, Janice, Ray, Molly, Sarah, John, Hiroko and Charles.

We used our usual warm-up/ intonation study to get going, and then returned to two pieces from November's material:
    Regnart's Nach Meine Lieb
    Ivo de Vento's Die Weiber mit den Flohen

After that we played through the set of Monteverdi pieces that were handed out in December, but which we had not played that month.
Finally we returned to the Gabrieli Sonata Pian e Forte which we worked on in December.

As part of the month's business Sarah asked members to sign up and pay for books we talked about working from. Everyone has ordered either the Bernstein 5 voice, or the 4 voice, volume named on our earlier email. The copies will be ordered and we hope to have them to hand out next month at the playing session. We resolved to use the books as a stable part of each meeting, and I will provide additional material which I hope to be able to send out ahead of time if we can get it better timed and organized than we did in December.
We talked about using the material from each month over again with the goal of being able to play from it at performances. The hope is that we will play at least one public performance in March to celebrate Play the Recorder month.
In February we will play the Monteverdi and Gabrieli material again, and add numbers 6 and 11 from the Bernstein 5 voice book. There may be other pieces either old or new, so plan to bring your binder full of the year's material to date, and the Bernstein books if you already have them.
Players who were absent are urged to remember to bring previously presented material each month, and to keep playing it, so we have something to build on.
We also decided to hold one additional Playing Session on the 3rd Saturday in June at the usual time and place, and to bring a sandwich/potluck-dessert lunch to share after playing. You are all
encouraged to get together in small sub groups before then to prepare a duet/trio/etc to share at that meeting in an informal concert.


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Holiday Concert this weekend: NOUVELLE NOUVELLE
Piffaro, The Renaissance Band


Dec 19, 2008, 8:00 p.m.
Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill,
8855 Germantown Road, Philadelphia

Dec 20, 2008, 8:00 p.m.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1625 Locust St., Philadelphia

Dec 21, 2008, 4:00 p.m.
Sts. Andrew and Matthew Church, 8th and Shipley St., Wilmington, DE

Dec 22, 2008, 8:00 p.m.
All Saints Church, 16 All Saints Road, Princeton, NJ 08540

Tickets
$35 Preferred
$30 General
$15 Students

Senior Cit izen Discount
$5.00 off Preferred or General

call (215) 235-8469
to order tickets.

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Recorder competition
        SAVE THE DATE:  January 10, 2009

Piffaro invites you to its Second Annual Young People's Recorder Competition.  Five outstanding musicians, two from Minneapolis area, 2 from Chicago and one from Boulder, will compete in these finals.  It's an excellent chance for us to hear wonderful recordering, and a chance to cheer on aspiring artists.  

WHEN  Saturday January 10, 2009  7:30 pm
WHERE  Germantown Settlement School

(This concert is free, although donations to help cover its cost, or  frequent flyer miles you cannot use would help with contestants' transportation, will be very happily accepted.)

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Board Meeting 3/5/07: new co-president
Hi everyone,
 
We've got a lot to think and talk about.   This will be Joanne's final meeting with us.   She'll continue with PRS meetings, but will be leaving the Board after many years of faithful and wonderful service.   Thank you, Joanne..  

It will be Vince's first meeting.      After many informal requests for someone to take over, Vince was the one who finally accepted the challenge and we all unanimously applaud him for it   We thank him for being willing to step in and learn as he goes.

I'm starting to pull the agenda together, so let me know what you're thinking we should include.  

We'll meet at Joanne's House

Monday March 5th at 8 pm.

Thanks.       Dody
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Some wonderful concerts you'll wish you'd been to
The performing group of the Philadelphia Recorder Society consists of 7 recorderists:  Joanne Ford, Hiroko Manabe, Vincent Hurtubise, Joan Rosen, Linda Blowney, Sarah West and Dody Magaziner.  December 9th they played for the Awbury Arboretum's Annual Plant and Wreath Sale in the Cope House at the Arboretum   December 13th they ventured to Center City and Played the Lunch Hour at The Bourse.   Music included Holiday Carols from the 14th century thru to such newies as I'll Be Home for Xmas and Rockin' Around the Xmas Tree.   Percussion was used to good effect on several pieces.  Linda Blowney, doubling as vocalist, added spice and zest and beauty to many of the carols...well and not so well known..

Piffaro's Xmas in Mexico concerts, Dec 15, 16 and 17 in Center City, Chestnut Hill and Wilmington were  stunning, thrilling experiences.    My favorite venue for viewing and listening was up in the choir loft at the Presbyterian Church in Chestnut Hill.  Piffaro was augmented by extra trumpeteers, and was joined by the Philadelpia Choral Arts Society, a choir of 80 voices.   From the choir loft everything was crystal clear.    This was true whether the full choir and all of Piffaro were playing, or as in many cases, a quartet of voices accompanied by lute and harp  was playing.   The music was exquisite, melodic, harmonically full and soul stirring.   It was a remarkable, and memorable evening.  Don't you wish you'd been there????

Back to the Philadelphia Recorder Society's performing group.   They will continue rehearsing thru Jan and Feb in preparation for performing for Play the Recorder Month in March.   A return trip to The Bourse is planned, and maybe to a Borders Store as well.   

Now let's give Piffaro more space.   Their February concert, Sweet Pipes will include a young recorder player, winner of the ongoing nationwide competition.   The five  finalists for this competition are from CA MN and Washington DC.   The final play off will be held at the Germantown Settlement School on Jan 20 at 7:30, and you are invited.  HOWEVER.......we are looking for donors.   People willing to donate frequent flyer air miles to help in the transportation of these talented young folke.   So if you have frequent flyer miles you are willing to part with, please contact
Dody Magaziner
dody18@webtv.net
215 886 2241
and we'll work out the details.    Thank you very much. 
And, we'll look for you on Jan 20th at Germantown Settlement, and at the
Sweet Pipes: The Art of the Recorder concert
Feb 23 at St Marks, 1625 Locust
Feb 24 Presb  Church of Chestnut Hill  8825 Germantwon Ave.
for tickets and info:  www.piffaro.com         
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Lindsay Consort at All Hallows again!
The Lindsay Consort (Dody Magaziner, Len Blumenthal, and Charles Gabriel) are playing for 2 Advent Sundays again this year at All Hallows Episcopal Church in Wyncote.   They tend to play church-friendly Renaissance tunes at various points in the service.   This year they will be playing some of the tunes accompanied by the church music director on a harpsichord.   Check them out on Sun. Dec.10 and 17th.
-PRS
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Consort at Awbury
Dody Magaziner and a hardy group of other members played at the mansion for their holiday sale on Saturday the 9th - everything went well although the room was a little cold.
-PRS
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Welcome
Welcome to the Philadelphia Recorder Society Blog.   We are new at this so please bear with us as we begin our new adventure into the blogoshphere!
-PRS
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