Learn the Recorder
for Experienced Musicians
for Experienced Musicians
If you have a music background and are interested in learning the recorder, one of the best ways to do so is through ensemble-playing.
The Edmonton Recorder Society (ERS) is organizing recorder ensembles
for experienced musicians who are new to the recorder.
for experienced musicians who are new to the recorder.
- Ensembles of 4 to 8 players, starting in June and continuing in September.
- Beginner to intermediate recorder-playing level.
- Ensembles will include all recorders (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass)
- Led by experienced recorder players from the Edmonton Recorder Society.
- Repertoire includes modern styles as well as pulling from the vast and wondrous supply of renaissance and baroque music (such as Josquin, Byrd, Gibbons, Praetorius)
- As skill level develops, learn to switch between recorders.
- Players should bring their own instrument(s), though some are available for loan from the ERS over the short-term.
Contact Lori Klingbeil
Cell: (780) 938-1685
Email: loriklingbeil@gmail.com
Cell: (780) 938-1685
Email: loriklingbeil@gmail.com
Welcome to the Edmonton Recorder Society
The Edmonton Recorder Society is a volunteer-run organization of amateur musicians who love to play the recorder. We play the school sized soprano and then we enrich it with harmony from the alto, tenor and bass recorders. Occasionally, we add a great bass, or some descants from the sopranino or the tiny garklein recorder. Our music repertoire ranges from medieval to modern periods. We organize:
play-ins concerts workshops an annual retreat
a recorder ensemble a music lending library
Membership is open to anyone.
As of March 2010, the ERS is proud to be a Chapter of the American Recorder Society.
play-ins concerts workshops an annual retreat
a recorder ensemble a music lending library
Membership is open to anyone.
As of March 2010, the ERS is proud to be a Chapter of the American Recorder Society.
We gratefully acknowledge funding assistance from the Province of Alberta
Nordegg Retreat, Fall 2018
Friday to Sunday, September 21-23
(optional arrival time: Thursday, the 20th)
at the Centre for Outdoor Education
Friday to Sunday, September 21-23
(optional arrival time: Thursday, the 20th)
at the Centre for Outdoor Education
Our popular retreat continues provide a rewarding, inspiring and fun experience,
both musically and socially for all players. Last year's changes were well received.
It was also delightful to use the gazebo - so we had two spaces that
overlooked a fabulous mountain view.
For a general overview, see the Nordegg Retreat page.
both musically and socially for all players. Last year's changes were well received.
It was also delightful to use the gazebo - so we had two spaces that
overlooked a fabulous mountain view.
For a general overview, see the Nordegg Retreat page.
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Kudos: "Thanks also to members of the Edmonton Recorder Society for being the first group of people to play through the score and show me how awesome and fun it would be to perform this piece live." Quote from Racheal Cogan, composer and workshop leader (March 2015) To read more and hear the piece: Music for a Cavern
Website updated May 28, 2018