Sentence examples for a recorder player from inspiring English sources
As a close associate of the harpsichordist Gustav Leonhardt, he appeared as a recorder player on more than 50 releases on Telefunken's Das Alte Werk label.
Mr. Huntgeburth was more outgoing — and was matched in that quality by Anna Fusek, a recorder player — in Telemann's lively, Gypsy-inflected Concerto for Flute and Recorder in E minor (TWV 52 el).
The two violinists, along with a recorder player, a cellist who doubles on the viola da gamba, and a pianist who specializes in early keyboards, have recorded eight CD's and perform widely -- on period instruments.
Ms. Verbruggen, a recorder player from the Netherlands, is currently the recorder world's brightest star, and her handful of recordings on the Harmonia Mundi label show her to be an eloquent, fluid interpreter, fully in command of her instrument's coloristic range.
The violinist Tai Murray leads the orchestra and among other players, to name but a few, are Samson Diamond, who started on the violin as a child with Buskaid in Soweto; Margaret Cookhorn, the principal contrabassoonist of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Charlottee Barbour-Condini, a finalist in BBC Young Musician of the Year as a recorder player, but here is playing the violin.
Sony has already marketed a recorder-player for Blu-ray discs and discs themselves for recording.
Two other pianists, Ralph van Raat and Hannes Minnaar, as well as Erik Bosgraaf, a bewitching recorder player – not a phrase I ever expect to write – are also names to watch.
Bernard Krainis, a noted recorder player and a founding member of the New York Pro Musica Antiqua and the Aston Magna Foundation for Music, two pioneering ensembles for the performance of early music on period instruments, died on Aug. 18 at his home in Great Barrington, Mass.
Oct. 3 at 7 30 and Oct. 5 at 5). "MUSIC BEFORE 1800" SERIES: MARION VERBRUGGEN The exciting Dutch recorder player, a mainstay of the authentic-performance movement for two decades, comes to Corpus Christi Church for an afternoon of Vivaldi concertos (including "La Pastorella" and "Summer" from "The Four Seasons"), backed up by members of San Francisco's Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra.
She was an amateur singer, harpsichordist, and recorder player, passionately interested in Early Music; and during her long residence in New York, she was on the board of Art of the Early Keyboard (ARTEK) and Music Before 1800.
"This recorder player is awesome" is a phrase we thought we'd never use.
