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Information moved here based on a comment by David Benedict.
The original information submitted by Jeffrey Leonard indicates both “soprano” and “descant” recorders, which I have combined here since they are the same instrument. Can anyone clarify?
Here in the UK at least soprano recorder and descant are the same thing. Would it be a sopranino?
I cannot find any tenor recorder in the reed 3 alternate version. Anyone care to comment?
It is in the arrangement 15-piece orchestration in #7 Boy For Sale and #34 Who Will Buy? (part 1)
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Updated per information received from Debbie Clapp
Information moved here based on a comment by David Benedict.
The original information submitted by Jeffrey Leonard indicates both “soprano” and “descant” recorders, which I have combined here since they are the same instrument. Can anyone clarify?
Here in the UK at least soprano recorder and descant are the same thing. Would it be a sopranino?
I cannot find any tenor recorder in the reed 3 alternate version. Anyone care to comment?
It is in the arrangement 15-piece orchestration in #7 Boy For Sale and #34 Who Will Buy? (part 1)