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Trick or Treat! Just in time for Halloween, we’ll enjoy sacred and scary music about demons, witches and goblins, plus a nice piece of candy to sweeten the cauldron. From being escorted to the depths of Hell in the 1690’s, to disappearing children in 1908 and my version of dancing witches in Macbeth, we’ll sample four spooky recorder potions through the centuries that have a little something for players of all levels. Music by Giacomo Carissimi, James Asher Parks, Harry von Tilzer and Yours Truly. Big basses too. Eye of newt and wing of bat, unfurl the haunted welcome mat!
