Recorder - Revision history

User 144 at 10:38, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T10:38:07Z

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	The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[musical instrument]] in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest depiction of a recorder, by scholarly consensus, is from a [[12th century]] Psalter in the library of Glasgow University. The word record first appears in the [[14th century]] and a recorder tutor, ''Opera Intitulata Fontegara'', was printed in [[Venice]] in 1535. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]] but partial examples are known from the [[14th century]] onwards.		The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[musical instrument]] in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest depiction of a recorder, by scholarly consensus, is from a [[12th century]] Psalter in the library of Glasgow University. The word record first appears in the [[14th century]] and a recorder tutor, ''Opera Intitulata Fontegara'', was printed in [[Venice]] in 1535. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]] but partial examples are known from the [[14th century]] onwards.

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			* [http://www.recorderhomepage.net/medieval.html Medieval Recorders]
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User 144 at 10:35, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T10:35:19Z

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	[[image:medievalrecorder.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica recorder.]]		[[image:medievalrecorder.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica recorder.]]
	The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[musical instrument]] in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest depiction of a recorder, by scholarly consensus, is from a [[12th century]] Psalter in the library of Glasgow University. The word record first appears in the [[14th century]] and a recorder tutor, ''Opera Intitulata Fontegara'', was printed in [[Venice]] in 1535. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]].		The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[musical instrument]] in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest depiction of a recorder, by scholarly consensus, is from a [[12th century]] Psalter in the library of Glasgow University. The word record first appears in the [[14th century]] and a recorder tutor, ''Opera Intitulata Fontegara'', was printed in [[Venice]] in 1535. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]] but partial examples are known from the [[14th century]] onwards.

	[[category:musical instruments]]		[[category:musical instruments]]

User 144: image added

2006-03-12T08:47:28Z

image added

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			[[image:medievalrecorder.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Replica recorder.]]
	The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[musical instrument]] in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest depiction of a recorder, by scholarly consensus, is from a [[12th century]] Psalter in the library of Glasgow University. The word record first appears in the [[14th century]] and a recorder tutor, ''Opera Intitulata Fontegara'', was printed in [[Venice]] in 1535. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]].		The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[musical instrument]] in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest depiction of a recorder, by scholarly consensus, is from a [[12th century]] Psalter in the library of Glasgow University. The word record first appears in the [[14th century]] and a recorder tutor, ''Opera Intitulata Fontegara'', was printed in [[Venice]] in 1535. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]].

Conrad Leviston: historical evidence

2005-10-04T13:28:24Z

historical evidence

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	The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[musical instrument]] in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest ~~surviving~~ ~~examples~~ ~~date~~ to ~~the~~ ~~latter~~ [[~~17th~~ century]]. ~~The~~ ~~vast~~ ~~majority~~ of ~~recorders~~ ~~made~~ ~~today~~ ~~resemble~~ ~~the~~ ~~more~~ ~~refined~~ ~~Baroque variety. Notwithstanding~~ the ~~documentary ignorance concerning its precise~~ [[~~medieval~~]] ~~shape~~ and ~~mode~~ of ~~use~~, ~~the~~ ~~recorder~~ ~~has~~ ~~become~~ ~~ingrained~~ in ~~the~~ [[~~recreationist~~]] ~~[[canon]]~~ as an ~~[[authenticity\|authentic]]~~ [[~~period~~]] ~~instrument~~.		The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[musical instrument]] in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest depiction of a recorder, by scholarly consensus, is from a [[12th century]] Psalter in the library of Glasgow University. The word record first appears in the [[14th century]] and a recorder tutor, ''Opera Intitulata Fontegara'', was printed in [[Venice]] in 1535. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]].

	[[category:musical instruments]]		[[category:musical instruments]]

Cian at 01:29, 14 July 2005

2005-07-14T01:29:52Z

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	The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[~~music\|~~musical]] instrument in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]]. The vast majority of recorders made today resemble the more refined Baroque variety. Notwithstanding the documentary ignorance concerning its precise [[medieval]] shape and mode of use, the recorder has become ingrained in the [[recreationist]] [[canon]] as an [[authenticity\|authentic]] [[period]] instrument.		The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[musical instrument]] in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]]. The vast majority of recorders made today resemble the more refined Baroque variety. Notwithstanding the documentary ignorance concerning its precise [[medieval]] shape and mode of use, the recorder has become ingrained in the [[recreationist]] [[canon]] as an [[authenticity\|authentic]] [[period]] instrument.
	[[category:musical instruments]]		[[category:musical instruments]]

Cian: spelling

2005-06-13T03:21:40Z

spelling

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	The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[music\|musical]] instrument in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]]. The vast majority of recorders made today resemble the more refined Baroque variety. Notwithstanding the ~~documentery~~ ignorance concerning its precise [[medieval]] shape and mode of use, the recorder has become ingrained in the [[recreationist]] [[canon]] as an [[authenticity\|authentic]] [[period]] instrument.		The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[music\|musical]] instrument in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]]. The vast majority of recorders made today resemble the more refined Baroque variety. Notwithstanding the documentary ignorance concerning its precise [[medieval]] shape and mode of use, the recorder has become ingrained in the [[recreationist]] [[canon]] as an [[authenticity\|authentic]] [[period]] instrument.
	[[category:musical instruments]]		[[category:musical instruments]]

Elyas at 20:45, 12 June 2005

2005-06-12T20:45:11Z

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	The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[music\|musical]] instrument in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]]. The vast majority of recorders made today resemble the more refined Baroque variety. Notwithstanding the documentery ignorance concerning its precise [[medieval]] shape and mode of use, the recorder has become ingrained in the [[recreationist]] [[canon]] as an [[authentic]] [[period]] instrument.		The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[music\|musical]] instrument in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]]. The vast majority of recorders made today resemble the more refined Baroque variety. Notwithstanding the documentery ignorance concerning its precise [[medieval]] shape and mode of use, the recorder has become ingrained in the [[recreationist]] [[canon]] as an [[authenticity\|authentic]] [[period]] instrument.
	[[category:musical instruments]]		[[category:musical instruments]]

Elyas: new page

2005-06-12T20:44:34Z

new page

New page

The '''recorder''' is a woodwind [[music|musical]] instrument in the flute family. Though flute-like whistle instruments date from the Iron Age, it is unknown when the recorder was invented. The earliest surviving examples date to the latter [[17th century]]. The vast majority of recorders made today resemble the more refined Baroque variety. Notwithstanding the documentery ignorance concerning its precise [[medieval]] shape and mode of use, the recorder has become ingrained in the [[recreationist]] [[canon]] as an [[authentic]] [[period]] instrument.
[[category:musical instruments]]