This concerto is No. 2 of a set of 12 published by 18th century English composer and flautist Robert Woodcock. For the descant recorder it has been transposed down a whole tone from its original key of E to D thus retaining the original fingering. The complete set of parts in the British Museum has been used for this edition. Any alterations to the original recorder part are shown by dotted lines or brackets. The piano part is a reduction of the orchestral score. **ABRSM selected piece (Recorder from 2008): Allegro: 1st movt from Concerto No. 2 in G (Woodcock)
This concerto is No. 2 of a set of 12 published by 18th century English composer and flautist Robert Woodcock. For the descant recorder it has been tr...
These pieces offer - in progressive order - an introduction to the world of music-making as well as to the basic technique of the treble (alto) recorder. Edited by Walter Bergmann, First Book of Treble/Alto Recorder Solos has been compiled with the true beginner recorder player in mind, introducing players to a wide range of musical genres and styles.
These pieces offer - in progressive order - an introduction to the world of music-making as well as to the basic technique of the treble (alto) record...