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| Back to Member Page | The American Recorder
Society Personal Study Program provides recorder players with a structured
program in technique, musicianship and performance repertoire. With
significant contributions from recorder and other music teachers, it has
been developed and revised by members of the ARS Education Committee as one
approach to practicing recorder for skill improvement. If you do not
already have experience in music, it will be very helpful to seek the
assistance of a private recorder teacher. You will find a list of ARS members who teach recorder in the members section of the website. |
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| LEVEL I | ADVANCED BEGINNING PLAYERS | |
| Level 1a | Technique and Theory | |
| Level 1b | Musicianship | |
| Level 1c | Sight-Reading | |
| Level 1d | Repertoire-History | |
| Level 1e | Knowledge | |
| LEVEL II | INTERMEDIATE PLAYERS | |
| Level 2a | Technique and Theory | |
| Level 2b | Musicianship | |
| Level 2c | Sight-Reading | |
| Level 2d | Repertoire-History | |
| LEVEL III | ADVANCED PLAYERS | |
| Level 3a | Technique and Theory | |
| Level 3b | Musicianship | |
| Level 3c | Sight-Reading | |
| Level 3d | Repertoire-History | |
| Refer to the ARS Music
Lists for suggested music for solo and ensemble repertoire at each level. The music list is currently being updated from the previous 1996 version. |
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| Level I Music List | ||
| Level II Music List | ||
| Level III Music List | ||
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