French-Canadian on my father’s side, I grew up with these and other folksongs of Quebec. Those presented here are among my favorites. They are set such that the parts take turns carrying the tune. The seven form a mixture of lively and lyrical tunes. Novice recorder players familiar with the fingerings from bottom C to top Bb should find these settings approachable after six to twelve months of study.
Duration: 8'20"
-- Anthony St. Pierre
These very short accessible duos for C instruments have lots of variety and come with a detailed instruction page on how to play them, with new players in mind. Nearly all of these duos are a single page long, with pleasing notation and delightful melodies. As the composer mentions, all the notes between low C and high B-flat appear at least once in this set, making it a great resource for fluent fingers.
-- Glen Shannon
The composer has provided a play-along recording. Notes are included with the score. Listen to both parts No part 1 - you play part 1 on soprano No part 2 - you play part 2 on soprano