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• Arts: Music: Instruments: Winds: Woodwinds: Recorder: Recorder Players  (27)
• Arts: Music: Styles: E: Early Music: Performers  (97)

• Ad Libitum - A chamber music group based in Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil.
• Airlie Recorder Consort - A group of both staff, students and local players at the University of Dundee.
• American Recorder Orchestra of the West - AROW is an affiliate of the San Francisco Early Music Society.
• Amsterdam Loeki Stardust Quartet - A quartet from the Netherlands consisting of Karel van Steenhoven, Bertho Driever, Daniël Brüggen and Daniel Koschitzki.
• Bennetts & Bowman Recorder Duo - A duet from United Kingdom: Kathryn Bennetts and Peter Bowman.
• Berkshire Recorder Consort - A group from SE England specialising in early music on recorders and other early instruments.
• Brisk Recorder Quartet - Biography, discography, and booking information for the Netherlands-based quartet.
• Christchurch Youth Recorder Ensemble - A group of up to 25 young musicians.
• Colorado Recorder Orchestra - Exploring the diverse styles of music through large ensemble playing, providing musical opportunities to area recorder players, and providing educational opportunities to the public that demonstrate the history and versatility of the recorder.
• Consortium5 - Recorder Consort founded by Kathryn Corrigan, Inga Maria Klaucke, Oonagh Lee, Gail Macleod and Roselyn Maynard while all were students at the Royal Academy of Music.
• Diferencias - Swiss ensemble that performs music from the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
• Dionysus Consort - Founded in 1999 at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, they perform Renaissance music of the 15th and 16th centuries.
• Ensemble Caprice - Baroque recorder quartet based in Montreal.
• Exeter Recorder Orchestra - Members from Devon and Cornwall play larger scale and more adventurous works specifically arranged or composed for the orchestral format.
• Flanders Recorder Quartet - Bart Spanhove, Han Tol, Joris van Goethem and Paul van Loey travel around the world with more than 150 recorders in tow performing for international audiences.
• The Flautadors Recorder Quartet - This group from the United Kingdom met while studying at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and offer a repertoire ranging from medieval to modern.
• Flauti Animati Scotica - A recorder quartet based in South West Scotland.
• Fontanella - Recorder quintet with a repertoire from medieval polyphony to contemporary jazz. Information about concerts, the players, educational work, and mp3 samples.
• Hampshire Recorder Sinfonia - They consist of some 20-30 recorder players, playing instruments ranging in size from the sopranino to the contrabass.
• Heart of England Recorder Orchestra - HERO is a band of enthusiastic recorder players throughout the Midlands who meet in Coventry to play music from all eras, both arrangements and original recorder orchestra compositions.
• London Recorder Orchestra - An ensemble of 30-40 members.
• Los Angeles Recorder Orchestra - LARO consists of thirty-six members performing a repertoire of varied periods and genres.
• Manchester Recorder Orchestra - The instrumentation of the group is 2 Sopraninos, 8 Descants, 12 Trebles, 12 Tenors, 12 Basses, 10 Great Basses and 6 Contra Basses.
• The Merrie Pipers - The Society for Learning in Retirement (SLR) Recorder Orchestra of Kelowna, British Columbia.
• The Merry Makers Recorder Trio - A recorder trio from Columbus, Ohio, specializing in medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and classical music.
• Mid-Peninsula Recorder Orchestra - Palo Alto, California. Membership, calendar, events, newsletter, resources, and links.
• National Youth Recorder Orchestra - The Society of Recorder Players founded this fully-constituted, orchestrally-organised, professionally-conducted ensemble for advanced young recorder players.
• The North East Recorder Orchestra - They hold monthly sessions in the Hall of Christchurch, Shieldfield, Newcastle upon Tyne.
• Peregrine Recorder Orchestra - Performing concerts in East Anglia.
• Phoenix Recorder Orchestra - With a centre of gravity between Bristol and Gloucester, they explore the recorder orchestra repertoire, from the 16th century Renaissance up to the present day.
• Piping Hot Recorder Consort - All-female recorder consort based in Cumbria, UK, who play music from the Renaissance to the present day.
• Quartet New Generation - A recorder collective dedicated to contemporary music and collaborations with emerging composers from around the world.
• The Recorder Orchestra of New York (RONY) - A non-profit, volunteer ensemble of recorder players.
• Recorder Orchestras of the World - A research project by Richard Geisler.
• Rogue Valley Recorder Consort - A group of recorder players of various degrees of proficiency from Medford, Oregon.
• The Royal Wind Music - A recorder consort from The Netherlands.
• The Schwanewede Recorder Consort - A group of young amateur musicians who were members of the "Klingende Runde für jung und alt, Schwanewede".
• Scottish Recorder Orchestra - An orchestra with sections playing sopranino, descant, treble, tenor, bass, great bass, and contrabass recorders.
• S3NSUS Recorder Trio - A London based recorder trio founded by Rachael Hatton, Emily Bloom and Emily Baines.
• Souhegan Recorder Consort - Named after the Souhegan River in southern New Hampshire, they perform as a trio, quartet, or quintet at all types of occasions, with instruments ranging from sopranino to bass recorders, and dressed in attire reminiscent of a previous era.
• Tibia Recorder Duo - The recorder duo of Letitia (Tish) Berlin and Frances Blaker of Albany, California
• The Wireless Consort - A performing ensemble based in North Texas specializing in music for recorder quartet and quintet.
• Wirral Recorder Orchestra - They were formed to encourage recorder players from all over the North West to play in an orchestral setting and hold two concerts a year.
• The Woodland Consort - Amateur recorder group from Seattle who play Renaissance and Baroque music.

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