Date/Time
8/16/2026
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Eastern
Event Type(s)
Online Event
Event Description
The Limit Does Not Exist: A Gentle Approach to Unconventional Notation and Recorder Techniques in the 20th and 21st Centuries
Since the 1960s, composers have found ways to include some rather unconventional techniques in solo and ensemble repertoire for the recorder. This exploration of tonal and rhythmic expression did not leave the recorder behind. Multiphonics, "prepared" instruments, glissandi, and countless other techniques are as suited to the recorder as they are for other instruments. This workshop will give players a chance to learn the terminology and notation that give us access to some of the standard 20th and 21st century repertoire; we'll study relevant excerpts and learn the techniques that keep us from limiting our scope to only the early repertoire. Most repertoire will be copyrighted and Jody will share excerpts on screen with permission from the publishers. A full repertoire list will be available about a month in advance, giving participants an opportunity to purchase full selections either before or after the workshop if they wish to see these excerpts in context.
Open to all levels, but techniques and notation are mostly appropriate for solid intermediate to advanced players with an interest in contemporary music.
Location
Online Meeting
Contact Person
Mike Richart
(phone: 777-777-7777)
Details
This is a NAVRS members only event. Visit our website navrs.org for more information on our membership and other great programs offered. 
 
The Zoom link will be live beginning at 6:45 pm Eastern. 
 
Cost: NAVRS Membership is $20 per year and each workshop is $20. 
 
NEW: Full-time students can attend NAVRS playing meetings and workshops free of charge. Check out our website navrs.org for more information. 
 
We look forward to playing together with you!
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