Recorder Fundamentals: Trills in the Baroque for Recorder Players: Part 1
The function of trills will be examined in different contexts within various pieces of music looking at rhythm, harmony and melody. The modern myth of trills always starting on the note above the written note in baroque music will be examined, with reasons why you can choose to start a trill on the written note instead.
Participants will be provide with a link to the video of the workshop for future reference.
What You'll Learn
The function of trills in baroque music within the context of tempo and style.
Strategies for choosing between starting a trill on the written note or the note above the written note.
Prerequisites
Have either a treble, descant or tenor recorder to try the exercises.
Exercises will be provided for both C and F fingerings where possible.
What You'll Need
All materials can be download from My Registrations when available.
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