Collection: Recordings

French Baroque music by Caix d'Hervelois, Francois Couperin, Lois Couperin, Michel De la Barre and Chambonnieres. Recorder: Zana Clarke

This recording of recorder sonatas by Handel and an 18th c. transcription of the Royal Fireworks Suite is the work of three Melbournians who have made important contributions to early music performance in Australia for over thirty years. Recorder: Ruth Wilkinson

CD Recording: First release of the complete suites for Flûte du Voix by Charles Dieupart, includes two suites copied by J.S. Bach. Recorder: Ruth Wilkinson

CD Recording: Early instrumental music inspired by the Silk Road. _Cantigas_ takes us on a musical journey through Medieval Europe, Asia and the Middle East, where the meeting of diverse cultures resulted in an interaction and exchange of musical ideas. Recorder: Zana Clarke

_After the Battle_ features a wide variety of new Australian works for the recorder ensemble as well as a few from the Renaissance, Baroque and Traditional Irish. Composers include Joseph Bodin de Boismortier (1689-1755), Miggs Coggan, Lance Eccles, Tony Lewis, Richard Peter Maddox, Diego Ortiz (c.1510-1570) and Benjamin Thorn. Directed by Zana Clarke

DVD: The Recorder Collection of Frans Bruggen - Sound and Soul, performed by Kees Boeke and Walter van Hauwe in a film by Daniel Bruggen. The sound and image of 17 historical masterpieces captured in film. DVD recorded in 2015.

Solo recorder music composed and performed by Zana Clarke, utilising many examples of vocalised recorder.

A collection of original Australian melodies. Melodies for two instruments: recorder and fretless guitar/tarhu.

Hans-Dieter Michatz (recorder) and Monika Kornel (harpsichord) perform Telemann's Six Concerti. This is Telemann at his very best!

Racheal Cogan (recorders) and Tony Lewis (percussion) perform captivating melodies and rhythms informed and inspired by the music of many cultures. Their unique repertoire includes traditional music from Greece, Turkey and Iran, as well as compositions by Racheal Cogan and Ross Daly.

This is the first-ever recording of the second book of Telemann's 'Six Duo Sonatas', played on two recorders. Based on short memorable themes, often reflecting folkloric influences, the prevailing mood of all the duos is light-hearted. Recorders: Joanne Dudley, Lesley Lewis

CD Recording: A fascinating collection of twenty one vibrant tracks based on melodies from four medieval courts, those of Eleanor of Aquitaine (1122-1204), Gaon of Tiberias (1000-1077), Saladin of Egypt (1138-1193) and Alfonso X of Castile and Leon (1252-1284). Recorder: Zana Clarke