Collection: Recordings

Flanders Recorder Quartet is made up of Bart Spanhove, Paul Van Loey, Tom Beets and Joris Van Goethem.

Final Favourites is the ultimate plea for the recorder of the Flanders Recorder Quartet - a Best-of Album, though its content is often unexpected! From Bach and Landeghem to the more obscure, Final Favourites pays tribute to the sense of Gratitude.

CD Recording: Sonatas of 17th century Italy performed by Capella Corelli. A glimpse into the rich world of instrumental music in seventeenth-century Italy from the experimental works of Cima, Castello, Montalbano, Fontana, Frescobaldi, Marini and Uccellini to Corelli.

Anna Stegmann on Recorders and Jorge Jimenez on Violin, Viola, Vielle and Electronics follow up their successful debut album 'Lunaris'. These experts in historically informed performance practice have created with 'Zenith' a new sound world all their own. Zenith blends medieval melodies with electronic sounds and haunting traditional tunes with innocent song.

CD Recording: Like the phoenix 'rising from the ashes', the recorder is presently enjoying somewhat of a renaissance itself. Six of Australia's well-known contemporary composers pair the recorder with piano, harpsichord, voice and live electronics. Recorder: Genevieve Lacey

CD Recording: If you liked the period music used in the multi award-winning film ELIZABETH then you've already heard La Compañia perform ... but don't try to find them on the actual soundtrack album because you'll only find them here on this CD! Recorder: Racheal Cogan

Flutes of two worlds. Performing on shakuhachi, baroque flute and recorder, these two inspiring performers - renowned in their own fields - join forces to present a magical display of virtuosic delights and evocative sound-scapes. Recorder: Greg Dikmans

This recording is the culmination of an intense 18 month sojourn Racheal Cogan spent based in Greece, performing and learning with the musicians on this recording. Traditional Cretan music and contemporary modal music which is often improvised. Recorder: Racheal Cogan

Alicia Crossley, one of Australia's leading recorder players, presents an exciting program of new Australian works for Bass recorder. With diverse compositions written by some of Australia?s leading female composers, Bass Instincts explores the instinctual musicality, versatility and virtuosity of this unique instrument.

ECM recording artist and Carmo Records founder Egberto Gismonti was astonished, but also very pleased, to receive in 1998 an album by the unorthodox Melbourne-based duo of Rodney Waterman and Doug de Vries: ?I?m still surprised by the instrumentation,? Gismonti confessed. ?I didn?t expect to hear this much music from recorder and guitar!? Recorder: Rodney Waterman.

Traditional folk songs arranged for percussion, piano, recorder, guitar, harp, violin, mandolin and voices. An Orff influenced music education resource, to stimulate listening, dancing, moving and creating.

17th century Italian composer Girolamo Frescobaldi was conservative in style and yet an innovator in many ways. La Romanesca presents some of his improvisatory toccatas, imitative polyphonic instrumental music, and songs from his 'arie musicale' of 1630. Recorders: Ruth Wilkinson, Ros Bandt

Duo Blockstix is a unique and vibrant Australian ensemble featuring recorder player Alicia Crossley and percussionist Joshua Hill.