Musicque de Joye. Proceedings of the International Symposium on the Renaissance Flute and Recorder Consort, Utrecht 2003 - Lasocki, David; STIMU (Netherlands) (Utrecht Stimu, 2005)
The recorder in fifteenth-century consorts / Keith PolkThe idea of 'Consort' in the sixteenth century / Herbert W. MyersRenaissance transverse flutes : a re-examination of the surviving instruments / Boaz BerneyAn overview of the surviving Renaissance recorders / Adrian BrownNew light on the early recorders in the Sammlung alter Musikinstrumente of the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, and their Provenance / Beatrix DarmstädterThe recorders of the Accademia Filarmonica di Bologna / Marco TiellaAttaingnant, intonation in flute consorts, and hexachord theory; or, why I am a confirmed Ut-re-mi-fa-so-la-rist / Anne SmithIn search of the sound of a Fiffera / Nancy HaddenThe recorder consort ca. 1500 : pictures, extant instruments, and repertoire / Ita HijmansThe recorder consort in the sixteenth century : dealing with the embarrassment of riches / Peter Van HeyghenMusic in the Studiolo and Kunstkammer of the Renaissance, with passing glances at flutes and recorders / Eva LegêneTracing the lives of players and makers of the flute and recorder in the Renaissance / David LasockiWhat do original instruments teach us? / Barthold KuijkenImperative of historical information in performance or performers' choice? / David LasockiInstruments, repertoire, and performance : the interaction / Dina TitanA listing of inventories and purchases of flutes, recorders, flageolets, and tabor pipes, 1388-1630 / David LasockiAn important case study : the Augsburg Futteral / Herbert W. Myers with Boaz Berney and Adrian BrownA bibliography of writings about Medieval and Renaissance flutes / David LasockiA list of surviving Renaissance recorders / Adrian Brown
Keywords: 15th Century (1401-1500); 16th Century (1501-1600); 17th Century (1601-1700); Flute; Music history; Recorder; Iconography