Talk:Recorder

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After having read David Munrow's Instruments in the Middle Ages and Renaissance I have deleted the following, as it does not reflect what I read there:

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 authentic period instrument.

Conrad Leviston 08:30, 4 Oct 2005 (CDT)