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• Aeolus Recorder Konsort

  http://www.ualr.edu/recorder
  A chapter of the American Recorder Society, located in Little Rock, Arkansas.

• American Recorder Society

  http://www.americanrecorder.org/
  Group promoting recorder playing through education and outreach. Membership, events.

• American Recorder Society, Redding Chapter

  http://recorderandpianoworld.com/American_Recorder_Society_Redding_Chapter.htm
  Offering two ensembles for rehearsal and performance: the Castle Musicians (Novice Ensemble) and Willow Wind Consort (Intermediate Ensemble).

• Atlanta Recorder Society

  http://home.mindspring.com/~gillmorm/
  Membership requirements, calendar of events, and contact information.

• BC Recorder Society

  http://www.bcrecordersociety.com/
  A non profit organization in British Columbia offering a yearly workshop, spring showcase, and monthly meetings.

• BellaVista Recorder Consort

  http://sites.google.com/site/bellavistarecorderconsort/
  A chapter of The American Recorder Society located in Northwest Arkansas.

• Boston Recorder Society

  http://www.bostonrecordersociety.org/
  Includes meeting information, class offerings, and membership details.

• Canberra Recorder and Early Music Society

  http://www.rkmedia.net/crems/
  Offering people of all ages and abilities in the Canberra region who share a love of this ancient instrument.

• Chicago Chapter of the American Recorder Society

  http://chicagorecorders.org/
  Schedule, events and contact information.

• Dallas Recorder Society

  http://www.dallasrecordersociety.org/
  A chapter of the American Recorder Society that promotes interest in the recorder and recorder music while giving players an opportunity to meet other players to make music together.

• Denver Recorder Society

  http://www.denverrecordersociety.org/
  For people with interests in early music, and Baroque, Renaissance and medieval instruments.

• Eastern Connecticut Recorder Society

  http://www.connrecorders.org/
  Offering monthly meetings, September through June, each conducted by a professional musician specializing in recorder music.

• Edmonton Recorder Society

  http://www.edmontonrecordersociety.org/
  A welcoming group Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, who play all sizes of recorder from the tiny garklein to great bass, and all types of music from medieval to modern.

• European Recorder Players Society

  http://www.erps.info/
  Information about membership benefits, items for sale, and their biennial event.

• European Recorder Teachers Association

  http://www.erta.org.uk/
  Members, aims and membership information for UK branch.

• Greater Knoxville Recorder Society

  http://sites.google.com/site/knoxvillerecordersociety/
  Promotes early music performance by exploring a diverse repertoire and performing concerts. Includes rehearsal schedule and scores. Chapter of the American Recorder Society.

• Highland Park Recorder Society, New Jersey

  http://www.hprecorder.org/
  A chapter of the American Recorder Society, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the recorder and to raising the level of proficiency in its performance.

• Miami Chapter American Recorder Society

  http://miamiars.org/
  Newsletter, schedule and directions.

• Montreal Recorder Society

  http://www.fluteabecmtl.ca/
  A member of ARS who holds activities for amateur recorder players of all levels.

• Moss Bay Recorder Society

  http://mossbayrecorders.org/
  A chapter of the American Recorder Society, based on the east side of Lake Washington in western Washington state. New players are welcome.

• New York Recorder Guild

  http://www.nyrg.org/
  The oldest chapter of the American Recorder Society.

• Northern Recorder Course

  http://www.northernrecordercourse.org/
  A recorder course held at University College Chester, UK, specialising in ensemble playing. Classes available for all abilities. All genres of music are studied from medieval to contemporary.

• Orange County Recorder Society

  http://ocrs.freehosting.net/
  Chapter of the American Recorder Society in Southern California.

• Pittsburgh Chapter, American Recorder Society

  http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/lukas/pcars/
  Calendar, directions and membership information.

• Portland Recorder Society

  http://portlandrecordersociety.org/
  Sharing the joy of music among recorder players and friends of the recorder through monthly playing sessions, performance opportunities, an annual workshop, and outreach to the community

• Princeton Recorder Society

  http://www.princetonol.com/groups/princetonrecorder/
  Princeton NJ chapter of the American Recorder Society.

• Recorder Society of Connecticut

  http://www.recordersociety-connecticut.org/
  An educational organization devoted to the enjoyment of recorder playing.

• Recorder Society of Long Island, Inc.

  http://www.rsli.info/
  An American Recorder Society affiliated chapter consisting of a group of music-loving recorder players of all ages and levels, ranging from beginner to advanced.

• Recorders@ Plymouth

  http://www.recordersatplymouth.org.uk/
  They provide a regular programme of ensemble playing days for recorder players in and around Plymouth, Devon.

• Rio Grande Recorders

  http://www.rgrecorders.org/
  The American Recorder Society El Paso/Las Cruces Chapter, covering the southern New Mexico and west Texas area, with information about meetings, rehearsals, and concerts.

• Rochester Chapter of the American Recorder Society

  http://www.rochars.org/
  A group of Rochester, New York, area recorder players who meet to participate in learning sessions, consorts, and performances.

• San Diego County Recorder Society

  http://www.sandiegocountyrecordersociety.org/
  A chapter of the American Recorder Society, they supports the recreational playing and performance of recorders and other early music instruments.

• San Francisco Chapter of the American Recorder Society

  http://www.arssanfrancisco.org/
  They welcome recorder players, at all levels, to play at their monthly meetings.

• Society of Recorder Players

  http://www.srp.org.uk/
  Promoting recorder playing in the UK and Ireland

• Sydney Recorder Society

  http://www.sydneyrecorders.com.au/
  Providing opportunities for recorder players in the Sydney Australia area to meet and play the recorder.

• Texas Toot, Inc.

  http://www.toot.org/
  Formerly known as The Texas Early Music Festival, they are a non-profit devoted to early music education and performance, presenting two workshops each year.

• The Palm Beach Recorder and Early Music Society

  http://www.pbrecorder.org/
  A chapter of the American Recorder Society, they are dedicated to the performance and support of early music with an emphasis on recorder performance.

• The Philadelphia Recorder Society

  http://www.philadelphiarecordersociety.org/
  A chapter of the American Recorder Society; a non-profit organization in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, area dedicated to the playing and learning of the recorder and associated early and modern music.

• The Seattle Recorder Society

  http://www.seattle-recorder.org/
  Open to new and experienced recorder and viol players and other early musicians to monthly meetings for group playing, performances by local artists, and the Port Townsend Early Music Workshop.

• Tidewater Recorder Society

  http://www.desertpipes.org/
  A group of recorder players from the Tidewater area of Southeastern Virginia; includes meeting schedule and workshop information.

• Toronto Early Music Players Organization

  http://tempotoronto.net/
  TEMPO is a registered non-profit group and a chapter of the American Recorder Society, whose members play recorders, viols, flutes, harp, and other early instruments.

• Triangle Recorder Society

  http://www.trianglerecorder.org/
  A group of recorder players from the Triangle area of North Carolina.

• Twin Cities Recorder Guild

  http://a415software.com/tcrg/
  A chapter of the American Recorder Society based in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota.

• Victorian Recorder Guild

  http://www.vrg.org.au/
  A network of recorder enthusiasts - players, performers and teachers. Includes news of activities, links and resources to support the study, playing and performance of recorder music across Victoria (Australia).

 

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