The Recorder: A Research and Information Guide

Contents

• Preface
• Acknowledgments Advice on Obtaining Sources
• 1. General Bibliographies of Writings on the Recorder (and Bibliographic Essays)
• 2. General Surveys and Writings Covering Several Topics
• 3. Etymology, Terminology, Symbolism, and Literary
• References
• 4. Periods: Historical
• 5. Periods: Modern
• 6. Studies of Particular Sizes of Recorder
• 7. Art and Iconography
• 8. Humor, Fantasy, and Fiction
• 9. Instrument Makers and Instruments: Historical
• 10. Collections of Historical Instruments
• 11. Instrument Makers: Modern
• 12. Construction and Design
• 13. Acoustics and Other Scientific Studies by John Martin with Richard Griscom and David Lasocki
• 14. Instrument-Making and Manufacture
• 15. Choice of Instrument
• 16. Maintenance, Improvement, and Restoration
• 17. Historical Methods (Tutors) and Treatises
• 18. Performance Practices (Historical)
• 19. Technique and Performance (Modern)
• 20. New Techniques in Contemporary Recorder Music
• 21. Ensembles
• 22. Pedagogy and Study
• 23. Biographies: Historical
• 24. Biographies and Interviews: Modern
• 25. Bibliographies and Discographies of Recorder Music
• 26. Repertory: General
• 27. Repertory: Medieval and Renaissance
• 28. Repertory: Baroque, Classical, and Romantic
• 29. Repertory: Modern
• 30. Societies
• Appendix Communications in the FoMRHI Quarterly
• Index