SKU: A0.842556

2nd part for Great Bass recorder

The six duets op. 58 were originally composed for two cellos. They sound amazing on deep recorders. We offer versions for

2 Bass Recorders, bass clef

2 Great Bass Recorders, bass clef

2 Recorders in F, treble clef (2 altos, 2 sopraninos, sopranino/alto, alto/bass, 2 basses if treble clef preferred)

2 Recorders in C, treble clef (2sopranos, soprano/tenor,2 tenors, tenor/great bass, 2 great basses if treble clef preferred)

James Hook was born in Norwich. He displayed a remarkable musical talent at an early age, playing the harpsichord by the age of four and performing concertos in public at age six. He began performing regularly by the time he was 10 years old, including benefit concerts. He held many jobs to earn money, including teaching, composing, transcribing music and tuning keyboard instruments.

In 1763/64 he moved to London where he worked as an organist, teacher and composer, and gained a reputation for composing vocal music. After the death of his first wife, he married Harriet Horncastle James in 1806.  It was at this time that he produced his best work, Tekeli, or the Siege of Montgatz.

In 1820 he unexpectedly left his position at Vauxhall, after almost a half century of service, and he died seven years later in Boulogne.

SKU: A0.842557

1st part for Great Bass recorder

The six duets op. 58 were originally composed for two cellos. They sound amazing on deep recorders. We offer versions for

2 Bass Recorders, bass clef

2 Great Bass Recorders, bass clef

2 Recorders in F, treble clef (2 altos, 2 sopraninos, sopranino/alto, alto/bass, 2 basses if treble clef preferred)

2 Recorders in C, treble clef (2sopranos, soprano/tenor,2 tenors, tenor/great bass, 2 great basses if treble clef preferred)

James Hook was born in Norwich. He displayed a remarkable musical talent at an early age, playing the harpsichord by the age of four and performing concertos in public at age six. He began performing regularly by the time he was 10 years old, including benefit concerts. He held many jobs to earn money, including teaching, composing, transcribing music and tuning keyboard instruments.

In 1763/64 he moved to London where he worked as an organist, teacher and composer, and gained a reputation for composing vocal music. After the death of his first wife, he married Harriet Horncastle James in 1806.  It was at this time that he produced his best work, Tekeli, or the Siege of Montgatz.

In 1820 he unexpectedly left his position at Vauxhall, after almost a half century of service, and he died seven years later in Boulogne.

SKU: A0.1403364

Five songs for two Soprano, two Alto, or two Tenor recorders; published 1644.  
Varied instrumental duets written for amateur musicians.  Anonymous composers.  
PLAYABLE SCORES and individual parts for SS / TT duets, AND for AA duets. 
Second duet is based on Dowlandâ??s Come Again. 
Two solo variations on this tune by Jacob van Eyck are included.  
Audio preview file has song start times of 0:00 / 2:14 / 3:40 / 4:48 / 6:16  

File includes scores, parts, and an easy-to-print set of scores (only).  
Choose instruments, choose scores or parts, and print the pages you need!

SKU: A0.831385

The Flying Trapeze (1867) is arranged for AT recorders. The top line alternates between sopranino and alto instruments. Daisy Bell (a.k.a. Bicycle Built for Two, 1892) is arranged for AT recorders. An alternate part for the alto line is provided for those who prefer to read up an octave.

Conductor’s score and individual parts are easy to read. Both pieces are recognized and enjoyed by audiences. They are great choices for duet lessons and performances.

SKU: A0.842555

The six duets op. 58 were originally composed for two cellos. They sound amazing on deep recorders. We offer versions for

2 Bass Recorders, bass clef

2 Great Bass Recorders, bass clef

2 Recorders in F, treble clef (2 altos, 2 sopraninos, sopranino/alto, alto/bass, 2 basses if treble clef preferred)

2 Recorders in C, treble clef (2sopranos, soprano/tenor,2 tenors, tenor/great bass, 2 great basses if treble clef preferred)

James Hook was born in Norwich. He displayed a remarkable musical talent at an early age, playing the harpsichord by the age of four and performing concertos in public at age six. He began performing regularly by the time he was 10 years old, including benefit concerts. He held many jobs to earn money, including teaching, composing, transcribing music and tuning keyboard instruments.

In 1763/64 he moved to London where he worked as an organist, teacher and composer, and gained a reputation for composing vocal music. After the death of his first wife, he married Harriet Horncastle James in 1806.  It was at this time that he produced his best work, Tekeli, or the Siege of Montgatz.

In 1820 he unexpectedly left his position at Vauxhall, after almost a half century of service, and he died seven years later in Boulogne.