recorders
Finds prove that the flute is the oldest instrument; the myth of the satyr Marsyas suggests that it could also be the most human. Today, the recorder is played by virtuoso soloists and ensembles, and is taught and built to the highest standards.
Finds prove that the flute is the oldest instrument; the myth of the satyr Marsyas suggests that it could also be the most human. Today, the recorder is played by virtuoso soloists and ensembles, and is taught and built to the highest standards.
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Focus
Once again: Apollo vs. Marsyas
A few rambling thoughts about playing the recorder
Courage for depth
Interview with recorder makers Thomas and Stefan Küng
Mener la flûte à bec au sommet
The association Flauto Dolce is dedicated entirely to the flauto à bec
Turnaround almost achieved
The recorder has almost shaken off its reputation as a beginner's instrument
... and also
RESONANCE
Pierre Bleuse - un chef inspirateur de sonorités
Pop music and panels - Festival m4music in Lausanne and Zurich
Educational is also exciting - Early Music Festival in Zurich
The Swiss Music Council has a new president - Interview with Rosmarie Quadranti
Carte blanche à William Blank
CAMPUS
Growing older in the choir - Study proves the potential of older voices
FINAL
Riddle - Thomas Meyer is looking for
Row 9
Since January 2017, Michael Kube has always sat down for us on the 9th of the month in row 9 - with serious, thoughtful, but also amusing comments on current developments and the everyday music business.
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