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Aulos Descant Recorder 303A-E Blue Bag
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Aulos Descant Recorder 703W Haka Brown Bag
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Aulos Fife C-21 Brown Bag
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Aulos Treble Recorder 709W Haka
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Hohner Allegra Recorder 2-piece Wood/Plastic
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Hohner Descant Recorder Pearwood Dark B
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Aulos Sopranino Recorder 507B Symphony
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Aulos Desc Recorder 205 Yellow Bag ROBI
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Aulos Bass Recorder 533B Symphony
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Aulos Treble Recorder 309A Bel Canto
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Yamaha Descant Recorder YRS302BIII Brown Bag
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Aulos Treble Recorder 209 Robin
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Aulos Descant Recorder White Case 903
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Stagg Recorder Descant Maple Baroque Soprano
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Aulos Treble Recorder 509B Symphony
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Aulos Garklein Recorder Symphony Piccolo
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Yamaha Desc Rec YRS24B UK Cream Bag
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Stagg Recorder Descant Baroque Red
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Stagg Recorder Descant Baroque Green
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Stagg Recorder Descant Baroque Blue
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Collection: Instrument: Recorder
About Recorders
The recorder is a woodwind instrument known for its clear, sweet tone and distinctive whistle mouthpiece. It belongs to the family of fipple flutes and is traditionally made of wood or plastic. The recorder comes in various sizes, including soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, making it a versatile instrument for solo and ensemble music.
History
The recorder has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages. It gained popularity during the Renaissance and Baroque periods, with composers like Vivaldi, Bach, and Handel writing extensively for the instrument. Its simple design and expressive range made it a favorite in both court and folk music.
During the 18th century, the recorder was largely replaced by the transverse flute in orchestral settings, but it saw a revival in the 20th century through the early music movement. Today, it's widely used in music education and early music performance, appreciated for its historical significance and charming sound.