The Trapp Family Recorder Volume 2 for Treble, Sopranino or Bass Recorder | Edgar Hunt | Recorder Method Book with Exercises, Trills, Ornaments, Duets, Trios & Quartets for Study and Ensemble

Written by the OG Trapp family at some point after they came to the States, this is a simple, easy to read and understand method for learning to play your recorder. Highly recommend!

Great book for adult beginners. Or musicians looking to double on recorder.

Excellent!

It explains bass notation briefly but that’s it. Nothing written in bass clef. One can play the treble clef pieces on bass, of course, because bass is in F, but if one wants to learn or improve playing in bass clef, this isn’t the book to get. Not even a full fingering chart for bass recorder. For alto or sopranino, this book is fine.

I have book 1 for soprano and tenor. Very well done. Would recommend it.

Pretty good book, especially for those learning on their own. There is good information on technique for a beginner student, so I would recommend this book!

as with other bass recorder books i've bought a previous knowledge is assumed. my knowledge is long forgotten so how about a book for the bass recorder which teaches from scratch as many of the descant recorder books do..

Good for adults young people. Moves along quickly. Contains many musical examples from the baroque