| Product Code: | 979-0-570-81704-7 |
| ISMN: | 979-0-570-81704-7 |
| Publishers Number: | C704 |
| Language: | English |
| Page count: | 28 |
| Condition: | New |
REVIEW in “The Recorder Magazine”
Summer 2013
Jayson Mackie
Around the World with My Recorder
For descant recorder and piano
Previously published by Peacock Press (P417).
Oh yes! To overlook this little book would be tragic.
There is ‘Wallaby Hop’ – difficult to read at first, but brilliant once one or two rhythmic patterns have been understood and the key change(to three flats) in the middle section carefully observed.
The ‘Dominican Blues’ is sure to become a standard calypso for young players and is possibly the easiest of the pieces. The ‘Japanese Lullaby’ is in 5/4 and is in Kumoi tuning, which is explained in the book. This is a ‘calm and easy-flowing’ composition. Then there is the ‘Romanian Folksong’ with its rocking middle section in 5/8 and 2/4. The penultimate piece is a ‘sultry’ Rumba, ‘Bahia Rumba’. The last work is the ‘English Murder Mystery’, which has many accidentals to negotiate.
This book would make interesting learning material for those learning descant recorder, however, as I think I have shown, it is not a book for beginners but should challenge our more ambitious players and yet be enjoyable.
Jackey Birch
Jayson Mackie’s works are published by Clifton Edition, Warwick Music, Peacock Press and Oriana Publications.
Around the World with My Recorder by Jayson Mackie is a varied collection of six pieces for Descant Recorder and Piano, each from a different…
Previously set on the ABRSM Descant Recorder Grade 5 exam syllabus for 2018 – 2021.
Previously published by Peacock Press (P417).
REVIEW in “The Recorder Magazine”
Summer 2013
Previously published by Peacock Press (P417).
Oh yes! To overlook this little book would be tragic.
There is ‘Wallaby Hop’ – difficult to read at first, but brilliant once one or two rhythmic patterns have been understood and the key change(to three flats) in the middle section carefully observed.
The ‘Dominican Blues’ is sure to become a standard calypso for young players and is possibly the easiest of the pieces.
The ‘Japanese Lullaby’ is in 5/4 and is in Kumoi tuning, which is explained in the book. This is a ‘calm and easy-flowing’ composition. Then there is the ‘Romanian Folksong’ with its rocking middle section in 5/8 and 2/4. The penultimate piece is a ‘sultry’ Rumba, ‘Bahia Rumba’. The last work is the ‘English Murder Mystery’, which has many accidentals to negotiate.
This book would make interesting learning material for those learning descant recorder, however, as I think I have shown, it is not a book for beginners but should challenge our more ambitious players and yet be enjoyable.
Jackey Birch
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