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From Recorder Consort 4. Naudot was a French composer, flutist, and typesetter. This I believe is from one of his flute concertos, although I can't be sure.  From Recorder Consort 4; duet for 2 alto recordcers

An arrangement  for SST recorders of Thomas Morley's famous canzonet from Recorder Consort 4  ( Steve Rosenberg, Boosey & Hawkes, 1995). My first attempt at editing out a page turn in Audacity. Not wholly successful. You can hear the top Soprano seem to come in a little early 'cause I didn't leave quite enough silence in. Hmm.

French, 14th century dance. SAT with tambourine track. Another possible song for the end of Mar.

Prince Edward's Pavane.  Played Alto-tenor-tenor-Bass.

Another tune we might do at the end of March. From Playford I think.

This dance is usually attributed to Henry Purcell.  This version is close to what we'll play end of March.

Menuet from Recorder Consort 4 which we will play (hopefully getting the 1st note right) at the end of March.

This is my take on what we'll be performing at the end of March. I saved the tracks if anyone's interested in MM1 playing.

The Cantabile from Telemann's Fantasy 19 in C Major. From Christa Sokoll's excellent _Telemann 36 Fantasien fur altblockflote und tenorblockflote ein methodisches duettbuch in 4 tielen_ (vol 3) (Noetzel 1985). Tenor and Alto recorder.

From _Music of the Renaissance for 3 Recorders_, Edward B. Marks 1967.  This source claims it is originally "from Pierre Atteignant's 'Quatorze Galliards', 1530".  I think they mean Pierre Attaignant, who from his wikipedia article  was a French music publisher with some technical advancements to his credit.