Fred Morgan (1940-1999)Discography

Compiled by Rodney Waterman
 

Revised: November 30, 2004

200 Entries.

 

 

The idea for this list came about when I wrote an obituary  for Fred Morgan and surmised that his recorders ‘feature on hundreds of recordings’. Why not put this assertion to the test? Well, here it is. Wherever possible I have also noted other instrument makers. This collaboration may ultimately enrich the overall quality of information about recordings featuring recorders and certainly stands as a record of how highly Australian maker Fred Morgan’s instruments are regarded internationally.

 

Thanks to all of you who have contributed to this list over the past four years—Lorenzo Cavasanti, Sabine Haase-Moeck, Marijke Van Campenhout, Judith Linsenberg, Chris Short, Maurice Steger, Alan Davis, Nicholas Lander, Frode Thorsen, Sascha Mommertz, Dan Laurin, Barthold Kuijken, Heinz Ammann, Robyn Mellor, Nick Horn, Thomas Braatz, Lorenzo Lio, Ros Bandt, Markus Zahnhausen, Jürgen Scheer, Evelyn Nallen, Thiemo Wind, Katja Beisch, Andrea Guttmann, Owen Watkins, James Harris, Robert Ehrlich, Kees Boeke, Camilla Soederberg, Jeanette Hajncl, Valeria Bittar, Genevieve Lacey, Sally Melhuish, Alexandra Reuter, John Terrell, Monica McTaggart, Vicki Boeckman, Pamela Thorby and Zana Clarke. I wish to especially thank Fred’s wife, Ann.

 

The discography is virtually complete for my purposes. Fred’s workshop is still producing ‘blanks’, that is, recorders turned to Fred’s specifications, but without block and voicing—they are sent to other makers to complete. Also I am aware that Mollenhaeur are making a model they call the ‘Morgan’ model. I have to draw the line somewhere, and I will not include these instruments—only instruments voiced by Fred.

 

This list of 200 recordings tells a great story about the recorder, music and Fred’s wonderful instruments. There will be without doubt some recordings that I have missed somewhere in the world, and of course musicians continue to record with Fred’s instruments. The list may contain some small errors of detail or wrong assumptions about some instruments used. Please contact me if you have any amendments to make, no matter how small. One day, when I have lots of time, I will try and lay out the list more beautifully, logically and in a way that is easier to navigate.

Note:

 

·            All entries are CDs unless indicated as an LP

·            All recorders by Fred Morgan (FM) unless otherwise indicated

·            ?  A question mark indicates the highly probable use of Morgan recorder

 

Discography

 

Performers

Recording Identification

Recorders

1.               Adelaide Baroque: Tessa Miller, soprano, Lynton Rivers, recorders, Lesley Lewis h/c

 

Musica da Camera

AB001

(1999)

Voice flute in d’ after Bressan (boxwood), Alto after Denner in f’ - Jo Saunders, voicing by FM.

2.               Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra (Ton Koopman), Ricardo Kanji, Reine-Marie Verhagen (recorders)

J.S. Bach, Brandenburgische Konzert 5-6-2

Erato 2292-45374-2
(1985)

?

3.               Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet

Baroque Recorder Music (Bach J. S., Sweelinck, Purcell, Boismortier, Locke, Scheidt)

L'oiseau-Lyre 421 130-2

Alto recorder in f’ after Bressan, Daylesford 1972 [sic – FM didn’t move to Daylesford until 1975] and 1979

4.               Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet

 

The Art of Fugue

Channel Classics

CCS 12698

 

Soprano in c´´ after Bressan

Fourth flute in b´flat after Bressan, Third flute in a´ after Bressan, Alto in f´ after Bressan, Alto in f´ after Denner

Voice flute in d´ after Bressan

5.               Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet & Kees Boeke

The Image of Melancolly, Anthony Holborne

Channel Classics CCS 2891

(1991)

“Recorded recorders build (sic) by Bob Marvin and Fred Morgan”, including Morgan Ganassi soprano in c’’ for solo Lacrime (Boeke).

6.               Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet, The Academy of Ancient Music (C.Hogwood)

Concerti di flauti (Telemann, Heinichen, Marcello, Schickhardt, Vivaldi) L’Oiseau-Lyre 436 905-2

(1994)

Alto recorders in f’ after Bressan, 1972 und 1973; alto in f’ after Denner (other recorders by Friedrich von Huene, Martin Skowroneck, Yamaha

7.               Anima - Isa Taube (voice), Ivan Vilela (Brazilian ten string guitar), João Carlos Dalgalarrondo (percussion), José Eduardo Gramani (Brazilian fiddles), Luiz Henrique Fiaminghi (Brazilian fiddles), Patricía Gatti (harpsichord), Valeria Bittar (recorders).

Espiral do tempo (European early music and popular/orginal Brazilian fusion)
MCD 022 (MCD World Music)
(1997)

 

Recorders: hand fluit by Helge Stiegler (1985) after ‘van Eyck’ type ca. 1647, Ganassi by Abel Vargas, São Paulo Brazil 1993, baroque alto by FM (1980) after Denner ca. 1700.

8.               Anima - Isa Taube (voice), Paulo Freire (Brazilian ten string guitar), João Carlos Dalgalarrondo (percussion), Luiz Henrique Fiaminghi (Brazilian fiddles), Patricía Gatti (harpsichord), Valeria Bittar (recorders).

Especiarias (European early music and popular/orginal Brazilian fusion)
MCD 070 (MCD World Music)

(2000)

 

Recorders: hand fluit by Helge Stiegler (1985) in c’’ after ‘van Eyck’ type ca. 1647, Ganassi by Abel Vargas, São Paulo Brazil 1993, baroque alto by FM (1980) after Denner ca. 1700.

9.               Bandt, Ros

Stargazer

MD 3075

A440 Alto in f’ (Jo Saunders, voiced by FM) ~1986 [Saunders ‘dolphin’ and Morgan ‘cross’]

10.          Bergen Barokk:
Frode Thorsen, recorder
Hans Knut Sveen, harpsichord & organ
Markku Luolajan-Mikkola, cello, Eero Palviainen, lute

Sonatas by Francesco M. Veracini and F. Barsanti Simax Classics PSC 1122

63.40

(1996)

Treble in f' after Stanesby

11.          Bergen Barokk:
Mona Julsrud, soprano
Frode Thorsen, recorder
Hans Knut Sveen, harpsichord, Markku Luolajan-Mikkola, cello

"The lonely shepherd". Cantatas by Pepusch. Instrumental interludes by Finger, Paisible, Purcell, Blow

BIS CD 965

Treble in f' after Stanesby and voiceflute in d' after Bressan/Stanesby.

 

12.          Boeckman, Vicki —
”Opus 4” (Vicki Boeckman, recorders), Dorte Lester Nauta (recorders), Mogens Rasmussen (viola da gamba), Viggo Mangor (archlute)

“Baroque Trio Sonatas”
Trio Sonatas from the 17th & 18th centuries by Handel, Telemann, Merula, Stradella, Uccellini & Sammartini for two recorders and basso continuo.

Paula PACD 64

(1991)

Alto recorders after Denner by FM (1990) and R.Kanji, Soprano recorders after Ganassi by FM (1991) and R. Kanji, soprano recorders after Terton by G. Klemisch

13.          Boeckman, Vicki (recorders) Finn Hansen (V.d. gamba) Lars Ulrik Mortensen (Harpsichord)

Early Italian Baroque (Frescobaldi, Castello, Fontana, Merula, Cima)

Kontrapunkt 32059

Ganassi in c’’(1991), Ganassi in g’ (1988) Other recs: ren-type tenor in C, Adrian Brown (1989), Terton soprano in c’’ Guido Klemisch (1982)

14.          Boeckman, Vicki (recorders), Dorte Lester Nauta (recorders), Mads Johansen and Svend Melbye (traversi), Mogens Rasmussen and Finn Hansen (viola da gambas), Viggo Mangor (archlute), Allan Rasmussen (harpsichord).

“Flute Music from the Baroque”

Trio sonatas and Quartets by Telemann, Quintett by Loeillet & trio sonata by Quantz. ["Kurt Zieners Minde"  (In Memory of Kurt Ziener]

Primavera PVCD 9601

(1996)

Bressan altos in f’ (1995)
Bressan voice flutes in d’ (1996)

15.          Boeckman, Vicki (recorders), Dorte Lester Nauta (recorders), Mogens Rasmussen (viola da gamba), Viggo Mangor (archlute and chamber organ) — “Opus 4”

"Aires and Duets for 2 Flutes and Bass",

Trio Sonatas from the 17th & 18th centuries by Handel, Telemann, G.B. Braun, Rossi & Merula for descant and treble recorders and basso continuo Primavera

(1998)

Ganassi alto in g’ (1988), Denner alto in f’ (1990), Bressan altos in f ‘ (1995) Ganassi soprano in c’’(1991)

 

16.          Boeckman, Vicki (recorders), Gertie Johnsson (recorders), Pia Brinch Jensen (recorders) — Wood’N’Flutes

"Journey" (Edel - Kadanza Classics) Seven Centuries of Recorder Music

KAD48130-2

(2001)

Altos in f’ after Bressan (1995, 1996), alto in f ‘ (a440) after Denner (1998),

Alto in g’ after Ganassi (1988), soprano in c’’ after Ganassi (1992).

 

Renaissance basset in F, bass in C, Kontrabass in F by Ture Bergström, Renaissance tenors in C and basset in F by Thomas Prescott, Alto in f’ by Hans Coolsma, Alto in f’ after Denner by David Coomber, keyed tenor in C (a440) by F. Von Huene, Square bass by Herbert Paetzold.

17.          Boeckman, Vicki (recorders), John Holloway (violin), Jaap ter Linden (‘cello and viola da gamba), Lars Ulrik Mortensen (harpsichord), Aloysia Assenbaum (organ)

“G.P.Telemann, Trio Sonatas with Recorder”
Classico CLASSCD 325

(2000)

Bressan alto in f ‘ (1995), Denner alto in f’ (1990), Denner alto in f’ by F. von Huene

 

18.          Boeke, Kees (recorder, vielle)

MONODIA, solo medieval music

(Thomas Aquinas, Heinrich Frauenlob, anonimo italiano, Guillaume de Machault, Gherardello, Lorenzo Masini)

 

This disc is dedicated to the memory of Fredrick Morgan                                                          

Stradivarius STR 33570

2000

Ganassi soprano in c’’, Ganassi alto in g’, Ganassi ivory alto in g’ (all 1978/79).

Actual sleeve credits:
Flauti: tenore "medievale" - Fulvio Canevari, tenore cilindrico "Rafi" - Francesco LiVirghi, contralto "Ganassi" in sol (avorio) - Fred Morgan, contralto "Ganassi" in sol (acero) - Fred Morgan

soprano "Ganassi" in do - Fred Morgan

viella tenore - Fabio Galgani

19.          Boeke, Kees and Walter van Hauwe (recorders)

Virtuose Kammermusik, Duets for Recorders (Morley, Telemann, van Eyck, Hotteterre)

Teldec 6.42522 AP

1980

LP

 

Morley: 2 Sopranos (Ganassi?) by FM 1978, Ganassi g’ alto by FM 1979, 2 Tenors in c’ by Friederich von Huene, 1976, Bassetblockflöte, Moeck 1978

Telemann: 2 Sopranos by FM 1979 (A415), 2 Altos after Bressan by Hans Coolsma (A415).

Van Eyck: Ganassi g’ alto by FM 1979, soprano in c’ (Ganassi?) by FM 1978, traverso by Friederich von Huene 1975, Tenor in c’ by Friederich von Huene 1976.

Hotteterre: 2 Altos in f’ by FM 1976 after Bizey (A392).

20.          Brüggen, De Vries, Bylsma, Leonhardt (Boston Museum Trio)

Telemann: 12 Sonate Metodiche

SB2K 63182

 

Voice flute in d´

21.          Brüggen, Frans

Corelli Sonaten Op 5 Nos 7-12 “La Follia”

RCA RD71055 (CD?)

RCA (Seon) RL 30393 (LP)

(1980)

Bressan alto in f’ Melbourne/Amsterdam 1979

22.          Brüggen, Frans

Telemann, Georg Philipp: 6 Sonate Metodiche

GD 71957

Voice-flute, Melbourne 1980

23.          Brüggen, Frans

Frans Brüggen (Bach, Handel, Hotteterre, Mozart)

RCA (Seon) RL 30333

(2LPs)

Alto in f’ (A392) after Bizey (Hotteterre)

24.          Brüggen, Frans

Frans Brüggen spielt Vivaldi, Bach, Händel, Hotteterre.

RCA (Seon) VL 30384

(1980)

LP

Hotteterre: FM Altos after Bizey A392

Bach Sonata A-dur: Traverssflöte I.Schierer 1773, Bach Brandenburg 4: Altos by Coolsma and von Huene (1968 and 1974), Vivaldi Concerto Nr 1 in F: Alto by Jan Steenbergen (first half 18th Century)

25.          Brüggen, Frans (recorder and tranverse flute)

Frans Brüggen, Encore! Zugabe! Bis!

(Solos by Bach, Marchetti, Andriessen, Rebel, van Eyck, anon, Virgiliano, Purcell, Moser, Boismortier, Heberle, Ortiz)

RCA (Red Seal) RL 30769

(1980/81)

LP

Ganassi in g’ (Virgiliano)

— others?

26.          Brüggen, Frans, Kees Boeke, Walter van Hauwe

French Recorder Sonatas (Ph. de Lavigne, J. B. de Boismortier, A. Danican Philidor, L.-A. Dornel, F. Couperin) Frans Brüggen Edition Vol. 7

Teldec 4509-97469-2

Alto recorder in f’ after Bizey

27.          Brüggen, Kuijken, Gruskin, Kweksilber

Hotteterre, Premier Flûtiste Francais

SB2K 62942

Recorders in f´ after Bizey

28.          Brüggen, Leonhardt, Bylsma

Bach: Complete Sonatas & Partitas

GD 71964 (2)

Alto f´ after Bizey

29.          Cambridge Musick, The

Handel: The Recorder, Violin and Viola da gamba Sonatas

Globe GLO 6032

Alto recorder in F after Bressan

30.          Camerata Moderna

 

Palimpsest (Frescobaldi, Marais, Ruoff, Rossi, Merula, Rebel, Schmidt-Mechau, De Visée)

R&M 2-1023

Soprano recorder, Daylesford 1991; alto recorder in g’, Daylesford 1991; alto recorder after Debey, Daylesford 1974; alto recorder after Denner, Daylesford 1990; voice-flute after Bressan, Daylesford 1990

31.          Camerata Moderna (Ulrike Volkhardt, recorders)

Jacquet de la Guerre: Sonatas

MDG 605 0807-2

(1998)

Soprano recorder after Terton (1997), Alto after Denner/Bressan, (1990), voice-flute after Denner (1990)

32.          CANTICA SYMPHONIA, Laura Fabris soprano, Giuseppe Maletto - Fabio Furnari tenors, Marco Scavazza baritone
KEES BOEKE, musical direction (and recorder, fiddle, vielle), GIUSEPPE MALETTO, director

MISS Æ

GUILLAUME DUFAY (1397 ca. - 1474)

 

 

Stradivarius STR 33569

(2000)

Ganassi Alto in g’ (maple)

33.          Cantigas (Zana Clarke, recorders)

Courts In Colour

Move Records MD 3177

Voice Flute in d’ by FM, ganassi in g’ by M. Grinter

34.          Cantigas, Zana Clarke (recorders)

Traveller’s Tapestry
Move MD 3153

(1994)

Voice Flute in d’ by FM, Ganassi in g’ by M. Grinter

35.          Cantigas, Zana Clarke (recorders)

Silk and Spice

MD 3137

?Voice Flute by FM (1991), Ganassi g’ alto by M. Grinter (1989)

36.          Canzoni Cœlln, Lucia Mense (recorders), Antje Plieg-Oemig (V.da Gamba), Thomas Rudolph (Organ).

L’Ambitiosa – Virtuose Instrumentalmusik des Italiensichen Fruhbarock.

Canzoni Cœlln RS0702-01

2002

Soprano recorder by FM 1996, soprano by Andreas Schob 1993, Tenor by Monika Musch 2001, Tenor by Francesco Li Virghi 2002

37.          Capella Corelli — Cynthia O’Brien (bar. violin), Ruth Wilkinson (recorder), Paul Thom (harpsichord)

“For ye lovers and masters of musique” (Handel, Castello, Matteis, Leclair, Corelli, Blow).
Larrikin LRF 069

LP
(1979)

Alto in f’ after Bressan

38.          Capella Corelli (Ruth Wilkinson, recorder, Cynthia O’Brien, violin, John O’Donnel, harpsichord)

Capella Corelli play Handel and Telemann

Move Records MD 3126

(Cassette MC 3126)

Alto in f’

39.          Cappella Amsterdam (dir. Jan Boeke), Anneke Boeke (recorder).

Hodie Christus Natus est -- Christmas music in the Netherlands.

( Jacob van Eyck: Puer nobis nascitur, O salich heyligh Bethlehem, Een kindeken is ons gebooren)

Lindenberg Records (earliest release on: Attacca) Rotterdam

No. 8 711801 000077

1986

Renaissance alto (Ganassi) in g’

 

 

40.          Cavasanti, Lorenzo (Recorder), Europa Galante, dir. Fabio Biondi.

Antonio Vivaldi: Concerti con Titoli
Virgin Veritas 7243 5 45424 2 8

(2000)

FM 1991, after, T. Stanesby, Luca De Paolis 1999, after P.Bressan. 2000

41.          Cavasanti, Lorenzo (Recorder), Europa Galante, Ian Bostridge.

J.S.Bach: Cantatas & Arias

Virgin Veritas 7243 5 45420 2,
(2000)

Alto by FM 1991, after T.Stanesby

42.          Cavasanti~Ciomei

Bach~Suite BWV 997~Triosonate BWV 525-526-529

7234 (?)

Recorder after T. Stanesby

43.          Clarke, Zana

Dreams Inside the Air Tunnel
Orpheus OM 301

(1998)

Voice Flute in d’, Ganassi in g’ by M. Grinter

(?)

44.          Concentus Musicus Wien (Harnoncourt)

Brandenburg Concertos Nos 1-2-4

Teldec 9031-75888-2

(1981/84)

?

45.          Concentus Musicus Wien, (Nikolaus Harnoncourt), Leonhardt-Consort (Gustav Leonhardt). Recorder players listed in column 3]

Das Kantatenwerk - Sacred Cantatas by Johann Sebastian Bach.

Teldec 4509-91755-2 to 4509-91764-2  (encompass volumes 1-10 with 6 CDs in each volume – volumes 6-9 [8 CDs in total] include recorders by Fred Morgan)

 

Recorded 1972-1988.

 

Abbreviations in adjacent listings

CMW- Concentus Musicus Wien

LC – Leonhardt Consort

Vol. 6

CD 3: Track 1, 2, 4   BWV 106, LC  1980, after Bizey by FM, Frans Brüggen, Walter van Hauwe.

 

Vol. 7

CD 1: Tracks 1, 4, 5, 7, 9 BWV 119, CMW 1981 FM (1979 & 1980), (also by H.C.Fehr), Elisabeth Harnoncourt, Marie Wolf, Jürg Schaeftlein.

 

CD 2: Track 9 BWV 122, CMW 1982 FM (1979 &1980), (also by H.C.Fehr), Elisabeth Harnoncourt, Marie Wolf, Jürg Schaeftlein.

 

CD 3: Tracks 13, 15, 17, BWV 127, LC 1982, after Bizey by FM (also by H. Coolsma), Kees Boeke, Walter van Hauwe.

 

Vol. 8

CD 4: Tracks 13, 16, 18, BWV 152, CMW 1985, FM  1979, Elisabeth von Magnus-Harnoncourt (Marie Wolf very likely only on CD 4 Track 18 where doubling occurs).

 

CD 6: Tracks 10, 13, 14, 15, BWV 161, CMW 1986, FM 1979 (no other instrument maker indicated here or above in BWV 152, so they must both be playing the Morgan 1979s) Elisabeth von Magnus-Harnoncourt, Marie Wolf.

 

Vol. 9

CD 4: Tracks 6, 7, 12, BWV 175, LC 1988, after Bressan by FM 1986 (also after Stanesby jr. by S. Hirao), Kees Boeke, Walter van Hauwe, Han Tol.

 

CD 6: Tracks 1, 4, 5, BWV 180, LC 1988, after Stanesby Jr. by FM, 1986. and by S. Hirao, and after Bressan by FM, Kees Boeke, Walter van Hauwe, Han Tol,

 

CD 6: Tracks 13, 14, 19, 20, BWV 182, CMW, by FM 1988, Elisabeth von Magnus.

46.          Concertino Armonico, Geoffrey Burgess oboe/recorder, Owen Watkins oboe/recorder, Peter Watchorn h/c, organ, Claire Garabedian, ‘cello

Bach/Couperin/Telemann

(No cat. no.)

Altos A415: Bressan by FM (G. Burgess), Stanesby Jr. by F. von Huene (O. Watkins).

47.          Dikmans, Greg (recorders, renaissance flute, traverso), Max Hynam (lutes)

The Delightful Companion: Instrumental Music from the 14th-18th Centuries.

Arika Records AR-001

(1981)

LP

Gannassi in g’ at a466 and a435 (FM 1980), flute in C (16th cent) a435 by Robert Bigio (1980), Recorder in f’ after Bressan a415 by FM (1977), Traverso after Stanesby Jnr a415 by FM (1976), 6 and 7-course lute by Peter Biffin (1980)

48.          Dikmans, Greg (renaissance recorders, renaissance flute,), Max Hynam (lutes)

Dialogo della Musica – Florid Italian Instrumental Music 1506-1630.

Arika Records, AR-005

(1982)

LP

Ganassi recorder in g’ (A466, A435, A415), Ganassi recorder in c’’ (A466, A415), flute in C (16th cent) a435 by Robert Bigio (1980), 6 and 7-course lute in G and A by Peter Biffin (1980)

49.          Dikmans, Greg and Anne Norman, recorder and shakuhachi

 

Breath of Creation, Flutes of Two Worlds

Move MD 3163

(1995)

Ganassi in c’’, alto?

50.          Ehrhardt, Susanne

Hexentanz & Vogelgesang, Blockflötenmusik aus fünf Jahrunderten (Bassano, van Eyck, Hirose, Heberle, JS Bach)

No catalogue number

TT 58:44

Alto Bressan by FM, Soprano Ganassi by Kanji & Sorel, Alto after Rottenburgh by Moeck, Alto in g’ Ganassi by Bodil Diesen, Bressan Voice Flute by Kanji & Sorel, soprano by Yamaha.

51.          Ehrhardt, Susanne (recorders), Jaqueline Ogeil (harpsichord), Margaret Waugh (baroque ‘cello)

LA FOLLIA, Vivaldi, Corelli, Scarlatti, Vitali

Move Records MD 3211

(1998)

?

52.          Ehrlich, Robert (recorder) with Mitteldeutsche Barocksolisten, dir. Siegfried Pank.

"Viola da Gamba Concertata": Telemann: Double concerto in a minor; Sinfonia in F major.

Raumklang RK 9806

(1999)

Bressan Alto in f’, A415, boxwood,

1990

 

53.          Ehrlich, Robert (recorders), Mark Levy (viola da gamba), (Richard Egarr harpsichord)

Corelli, Sonatas Op. 5

(Nos 3,4,7-12)

Globe Records, Castricum, Holland

 

[To be released 2001?]

Email: Globe Records

 

 

Voice flute (1988), alto recorder after Bressan (1990), 3rd and 4th flutes.

 

54.          Ehrlich, Robert and Michael Form (recorders), Berliner Bach-Akademie

J S Bach: The Art of Fuge, arranged for 4 Quartets by Heribert Breuer. 

Arte Nova Musikproduktion

Arte Nova Classics

74321 74465 2

(2000)

Denner Alto in f’, A445, maple, 1991 (shortened by FM to German concert pitch!)

55.          Ehrlich, Robert, recorder Mitteldeutsche Barocksolisten

Telemann: Serenatas "Willkommen, schöner Freudentag", TWV 12:3 (Incl. Arias with recorder obbligato)

Ars Musici AM 1221-2

(1998)

 

 

Bressan Alto in F, A415, maple, 1998

56.          Ehrlich, Robert, recorder, Richard Egarr h/c, Mark Levy, v.d.gamba

 

Georg Phillip Telemann-The Original Sonatas

Globe GLO5161

 

Alto in f’ 1996, VF in d’ 1988 (Both after Bressan c.1710)

[Sonatine in a (TWV 41:a4) and Sonatine in f (TWV 41:a4) on maple Bressan, prototype]?

57.          Eichberger, Myriam

Händel, Telemann, Weiss

ambitus 97929

Alto recorder after Bizey; voice-flute after Bressan/Stanesby

58.          Ensemble Aspecte

Matthew Locke: 7 Suites

Pan Classics 510 068

Voice flute after Bressan

59.           Ensemble Diferencias, Bryony Crawford Conrad Steinmann, Urs Haenggli, Helma Franssen

A Journey Through Al-Andalus and Hispania (Codex Las Huelgas, Atonio de Cabezon, Crostobal de Morales, etc.)

Divox Antiqua, CDX-79809, [LC 1851]

2000

Ganassi in g’and Ganassi in c’’ by FM, Renaissance recorders in c”, g’, f’, and C by Bob Marvin. Recorder in g’ after Bassano by Andreas Schwob.

60.          Ensemble Differencias, Conrad Steinman, Elsa Frank, Helma Franssen, Urs Haenggli recorders

Canto Triplex

CDX 79610

Renaissance type in c”-flote

61.          Ensemble Douce Memoire, Gerald Stempfel (recorder), Jan Rokyta (Dulcimer)