Recorder Resources on the Web
Selected Recorder Societies
American Recorder Society. Note the American Recorder Online is available free to ARS members at www.recorderonline.org
Eastern Connecticut Recorder Society
Recorder Society of Connecticut
Recorders/Early Music MetroWest
Internet
Recorder Resources
The Recorder Page An amazing compendium of links, compiled by Australian Nicholas S. Lander. "..provides links to articles, lists, catalogues and databases concerning all aspects of the recorder worldwide".
Early Music Newsletter A publication of the New York Recorder Guild.
Boston Early Music News Lists concert, workshop, lecture and exhibit events in the six-state New England region. Edited by Sheila Beardslee Bosworth.
Classical Net - Early Music Files and Links. Eclectic set of Links to early music festivals and concerts.
Early Music Resources on the Web. Links to early music instruments, festivals, ensembles, as well as some scholarly resources.
Musica Sacra et Profana. Great source for early music because it includes detailed descriptions.
Early Music Boston. Overlaps with BEMN, but includes wider range of concerts and early music events in the Boston area.
Recorder Sales, Repairs, and Advice
Magnamusic Distributors. Sheet music, recorders, recorder accessories.
vonHuene Workshop. Early Music Shop of New England.
Collins and Williams Historic Woodwinds. Wood as well as customized plastic recorders, recorder repair, tips on the care of the recorder (e.g. when and how to oil your recorder), and advice to potential buyers.
Courtly Music Unlimited Elaine and Richie Henzler, Proprietors, run workshops, and sell "everything for the recorder enthusiast" (sheet music, instruments, accessories). The website has a free trill chart.