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The American Recorder Society was
founded in 1939
to enable recorder players to meet, improve their playing skills,and publish editions of recordermusic. In 1999, the Society celebrated six decades of service to its constituents.
Today there
are ARS members throughout the U.S., Canada, and
30 countries around the world, representing
professional and amateur players, consorts and
recorder orchestras, teachers, students,
composers, workshop organizers, and those who
make, repair, or sell recorders. Active ARS chapters exist all over North
America.
In
2005 ARS presented a successful conference at
Regis University in Denver and inaugurated the
Recorder Music Center.
Since
2000 ARS has awarded over $15,000 in scholarships
to students of all ages and levels. A grant was recently given to a chapter to
produce a “gig book” of copyright-free music.
ARS
can be found at the Boston Early Music Festival,
Berkeley Festival, Amherst Early Music Festival,
and the American Orff-Shulwerk Association
Conference.
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May Issue
Read it Now!
Complete results of May 2010 American Recorder
Go Green Survey now in the Member's Area
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