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Hi recorder players! There are loads of books out there, and it can be overwhelming to know which one to buy! In this video I'll take you through my favourite recorder books for technique, featuring all the exercises and studies you could ever wish for....

Of course there are many types of books - books *about* the recorder, historical treatises, methods for beginners. This video concentrates on books for technical exercises, aimed at players who want to advance!

Here is the information about every resource I mention in this video:
- 'The Modern Recorder Player' (volumes 1,2,3) by Walter van Hauwe, published by Schott
- 'Advanced Recorder Technique' by Gudrun Heyes, published by Schott
- 'Advanced School of Recorder Playing' by Helmut Monkemeyer, published by Moeck
- 'The Daily Lesson' by Hans Ulrich Staeps, published by Universal
- '5 Studies for Finger Control' by Frans Bruggen, published by Broekmans & Van Poppel
- '25 Etudes' by Hans P. Koening, published by Harmonia
- 36 Etudes' by Bousquet, published by Moeck
- '3 Exercises' by Kees Boeke, published by zen-on
- 'The Complete Articulator' by Kees Boeke, published by Schott
- 'The Sweet and Sour Recorder'/'El Flauto Dolce ed Acerbo' by Michael Vetter, published by Moeck
- 'The Quartet-tone Recorder Manuel' by Peter Bowman, Donald Bousted and Kathryn Bennetts, published by Moeck
- 'The Recorder - a basic workshop manual' by Adrian Brown, published by Dolce
- 'The Finishing Touch to Practising' by Bart Spanhove, published by Moeck
- www.blokfluit.org (you have to register but it's free, and then you can browse a catalogue of more than 6000 pieces of recorder music!)

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