Collection: Recordings

This self-titled album by the duo Nardoo presents a tapestry of original music from a melting pot of jazz, ethnic and medieval influences. Recorder: Zana Clarke

A collection of pieces written by Donald Bousted in collaboration with Kathryn Bennetts and Peter Bowman. Their project, which has involved the formulation of quarter-tone fingerings for the recorder includes the publication of The Quarter-Tone Recorder Manual (Moeck Nr. 2084). Recorders: Kathryn Bennetts and Peter Bowman

Louisa Hunter-Bradley is a leading performer of Australian contemporary music for recorder and voice alike. 

Capella Corelli has long been one of Australia's foremost baroque chamber ensembles. In this recording they present a collection of sonatas by Handel and Telemann written for various combinations of the baroque violin, recorder, violin da gamba and harpsichord.

Audio CD by Satsuki Odamura

Both Anna Stegmann on Recorders and Jorge Jimenez on Violin, Viola, Vielle and Electronics combine their expertise in early music performance and cross borders towards the repertoire of later centuries, including unconventional arrangements, and improvisation in multiple styles. 

Suzuki Recorder School (Soprano Recorder) CD, Volume 1 & 2

Recorder performed by Marion Verbruggen, Viola da gamba performed by Mary Springfels, Harpsichord performed by Arthur Haas

CD Recording: This is the first recording by early music group La Romanesca. Recorder: Ruth Wilkinson, Ros Bandt

Alicia Crossley, one of Australia's leading recorder players, performs transcriptions for recorder. She performs a wide variety of repertoire from renaissance dance tunes, to contemporary electro-acoustic works with a particular interest in bass recorder repertoire.

Ros Bandt explores the resonance of a large hollow concrete cylinder five stories underground in the Collins Place car park, Melbourne. Stargazer is an anthology of improvisations and compositions using recorders, psaltery, bells, cymbals, kalimba, pvc pipe and music boxes.