Updated May 15, 2001

Wilson's Recorder Page

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Sheet Music

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Antique Sound Workshop
Boulder EMS
Melody
Purchasing a Recorder

For beginners and amateurs like myself, I strongly recommend the Yamaha recorders, especially the woodgrain soprano and alto recorders, for the following reasons:

  1. Incredible buy for the money.
  2. Much more durable. You don't have to worry about dings or dents.
  3. Good outdoor recorder. No intonation changes from changes in the weather.
  4. Very nice baroque recorder sound and great intonation, even on alternate fingerings.
  5. Good backup recorder for when you purchase a wooden one.
  6. The rosewood woodgrain recorders look great and I recommend spending the couple additional dollars to buy these over the simpler black finish recorders.

Wooden Recorders

Best Prices - Weiner Inc.

Antique Sound Workshop - entire range of recorders
Boulder Wooden Recorders - Ariel, Koblicek, Kung, Moeck, Mollenhauer, Rossler, Zen-On
Collins & Williams - entire range of recorders
Elderly Music - Hohner
House of Musical Traditions - Gill, Moeck, Hohner
Kelischek Workshop - Adler, Dolmetsch, Hans Coolsma, Heinrich, Moeck, Mollenhauer, Paetzold
Melody - Hohner, Moeck, Dolmetsch, Zen-On, Adler
Von Huene


Plastic Recorders

Best Prices - Weiner Inc.
West Music

Antique Sound Workshop - entire range of recorders
Boulder Plastic Recorders - Yamaha, Aulos, Zen-On, Moeck
Elderly Music - Yamaha
House of Musical Traditions - Aulos, Moeck, Yamaha
Kelischek Workshop - Aulos, Yamaha, Zen-On
Melody - Moeck, Zen-On


Other Recorder Links

Index of Recorder Makers & Dealers

Hobgoblin | Dolmetsch Recorders | ARTA 1