Woodwinds
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A discussion community dedicated to all the major members of the woodwind family of instruments.
Includes discography, forum, artwork, and sound files.
List of archive libraries on the internet with free sheet music for recorder and flute. Download area with inexpensive recorder music.
Obituary about worldknown Australian recorder maker Frederick G.Morgan.
Publishers of Saxophone Journal and Jazz Player magazines and vendor of related products.
Includes examples from throughout the history.
Based in Indiana, U.S. Site contains information about both currently-manufactured and discontinued products.
Style includes jazz. Biography, recording information, and performance schedule.
University of Tennessee Flute studio website with syllabi, links, information about scholarships, monthly calendar.
Based in the San Francisco Bay Area and conducted by Pamela Ravenelle.
Discusses makers and types of historic woodwind instruments, beginning with the Medieval period.
Pictures and audio files of some of the historic flutes in this collection, located at the library of congress.
Provides instructions for making a simple and inexpensive flute from PVC tubing.
Handmade flutes and headjoints in precious metals, including the unique square tone hole flute and the classic round hole model.
Portal for flutists with links to many flute websites. Also includes a forum, bookshelf, marketplace and newsletter.
Free sheet music for flute, fingering charts, scales, an online metronome and an extensive music glossary. Updated everyday with new scores.
Gives many resources to the average flute player including scales, exercises, and lessons in theory.
Associate Professor of Oboe at Rice University and Principal of the Houston Symphony.
Biography, discography, and booking information for the Netherlands-based quartet.
Amateur recorder group from Seattle who play Renaissance and Baroque music.
A group of up to 25 young musicians.
The recorder duo of Letitia (Tish) Berlin and Frances Blaker of Albany, California
ABC is performing historically informed programs and concerts appropriate to the venue. Shown are upcoming events, CD'sby the consort, and contact information.
German maker of recorders, portativ organs and music stands. Offers information about the care of recorders.
Devoted to making copies of historical woodwinds by master-craftsman Thomas M. Prescott.
A recorder maker and a professional recorder player in The Hague, Holland.
Promoting recorder playing in the UK and Ireland
A chapter of the American Recorder Society, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the recorder and to raising the level of proficiency in its performance.
An American Recorder Society affiliated chapter consisting of a group of music-loving recorder players of all ages and levels, ranging from beginner to advanced.
A network of recorder enthusiasts - players, performers and teachers. Includes news of activities, links and resources to support the study, playing and performance of recorder music across Victoria (Australia).
A musician from Yorkshire, England, available as a soloist and for ensemble work
Recorder tutor and performer in Central and North London.
Products, features and benefits, detailed technical information, manufacturing video clips, and fingering charts.
European distributor of Viotto mouthpieces. [English/Dutch/German]
Chiff and Fipple's discussion forum dedicated to the Irish flute.
Summer camp in the Rockies for learning with masters of the tradition.
History and facts of the Fuke-Shû sect, and the bamboo flute played by Zen Monks to attain enlightment. [English/French/Japanese]
Based in New York State, U.S. Biography, calendar, and contact information.
Biography, audio, and video samples of the artist.
Jazz performer. Includes CD reviews, contact information, picture, short biography, and mp3 files.
Crafted by Hoshi Bonchiku. Details on flutes for sale and the manufacturing process. Based in Kyoto, Japan and Vancouver, Canada.
Performer and teacher. Recordings, workbooks, lectures and photos.