So do people still play the recorder seriously? Sure they do! Recorders can be as small and simple as the soprano recorder, and as big and practically impossible to play as the contrabass recorder ...

It looks like a contrabass recorder, and it can also be called a ‘contrabass tabor pipe’. The fujara is played in this clip by its creator: Winne Clement. He produces an astonishingly hypnotic sound ...

Callaway spent most of his summer building a contrabass recorder, with the finished product being only slightly shorter than he is. His creation will make its public debut during the William & Mary ...

The awesome thing about the recorder is its transportability, low maintenance and low cost. It’s small and light, with no reeds, bows, or strings, and after playing it, all you need to do is ...

The recorder doesn’t have a reputation for being the coolest instrument in the world, ... the largest being the sub-contrabass recorder, which stands 8 feet tall.

Steve Calvert provided solid leadership from the keyboard and contrabass recorder. Kevin Thomas demonstrated his fine Handelian tenor voice in an aria from "Messiah," though his pitch needed more ...

The contrabass recorder dates back hundreds of years, says musician Tony Griffiths. CBC News · Posted: Apr 02, 2017 11:00 PM EDT | Last Updated: April 3, 2017.

He also performed the contrabass recorder and the Paetzold, a blocky wooden recorder, as well as synthesizers and a custom-made hybrid wooden instrument — the Apprehension Engine — originally ...

The recorder is a deceptively simple woodwind instrument, typically consisting of just three pieces, eight tone holes, and a wooden mouthpiece. It's usually seen in the hands of schoolchildren who ...