Raphael Benjamin Meyer

Raphael B. Meyer wrote the Irish Suite on behalf of the Swiss ERTA (European Recorder Teachers Association) for a larger recorder formation. The result is a challenging composition that can be practised, but is not short on fun. The traditional Irish music with its simple basic structure and catchy, simple melodies touches pupils and teachers alike. With the Irish Suite, Raphael B. Meyer has created a work in three movements which are designed in such a way that they can be played at different speeds and without ornamentation without the music losing its effect. Individual parts: N 2841 - soprano/sopranino N 2842 - Alto I, II N 2843 - Tenor I, II, III N 2844 - Bass I, II N 2845 - Subbass/major bass in bass clef N 2846 - Great bass in treble clef Irish Suite - sopranino / soprano recorder

Raphael B. Meyer wrote the Irish Suite on behalf of the Swiss ERTA (European Recorder Teachers Association) for a larger recorder formation. The result is a challenging composition that can be practised, but is not short on fun. The traditional Irish music with its simple basic structure and catchy, simple melodies touches pupils and teachers alike. With the Irish Suite, Raphael B. Meyer has created a work in three movements which are designed in such a way that they can be played at different speeds and without ornamentation without the music losing its effect. Score: N 2824 Individual parts: N 2841 - soprano/sopranino N 2842 - Alto I, II N 2843 - Tenor I, II, III N 2844 - Bass I, II N 2845 - Subbass/major bass in bass clef N 2846 - Great bass in treble clef

Raphael B. Meyer wrote the Irish Suite on behalf of the Swiss ERTA (European Recorder Teachers Association) for a larger recorder formation. The result is a challenging composition that can be practised, but is not short on fun. The traditional Irish music with its simple basic structure and catchy, simple melodies touches pupils and teachers alike. With the Irish Suite, Raphael B. Meyer has created a work in three movements which are designed in such a way that they can be played at different speeds and without ornamentation without the music losing its effect. Score: N 2824 Individual parts: N 2841 - soprano/sopranino N 2842 - Alto I, II N 2843 - Tenor I, II, III N 2844 - Bass I, II N 2845 - Subbass/major bass in bass clef N 2846 - Great bass in treble clef

"Abire" comes from Latin and means "to go away." "Abitur" is derived from it. This also explains the occasion of the work: it is a commissioned composition by Raphael B. Meyer for a school. The meaning of the word is reflected in the music. The four players begin pattern-like in unison with alto recorders. Successively the voices move away and go their own ways, so that the work sounds in four voices, only to meet again - and now with different recorders - and move away again. Abire is a lively and entertaining recorder quartet in which there is much for players and listeners to discover.

Raphael B. Meyer wrote the Irish Suite on behalf of the Swiss ERTA (European Recorder Teachers Association) for a larger recorder formation. The result is a challenging composition that can be practised, but is not short on fun. The traditional Irish music with its simple basic structure and catchy, simple melodies touches pupils and teachers alike. With the Irish Suite, Raphael B. Meyer has created a work in three movements which are designed in such a way that they can be played at different speeds and without ornamentation without the music losing its effect. Score: N 2824 Individual parts: N 2841 - soprano/sopranino N 2842 - Alto I, II N 2843 - Tenor I, II, III N 2844 - Bass I, II N 2845 - Subbass/major bass in bass clef N 2846 - Great bass in treble clef

Raphael B. Meyer wrote the Irish Suite on behalf of the Swiss ERTA (European Recorder Teachers Association) for a larger recorder formation. The result is a challenging composition that can be practised, but is not short on fun. The traditional Irish music with its simple basic structure and catchy, simple melodies touches pupils and teachers alike. With the Irish Suite, Raphael B. Meyer has created a work in three movements which are designed in such a way that they can be played at different speeds and without ornamentation without the music losing its effect. Score: N 2824 Individual parts: N 2841 - soprano/sopranino N 2842 - Alto I, II N 2843 - Tenor I, II, III N 2844 - Bass I, II N 2845 - Subbass/major bass in bass clef N 2846 - Great bass in treble clef

Raphael B. Meyer wrote the Irish Suite on behalf of the Swiss ERTA (European Recorder Teachers Association) for a larger recorder formation. The result is a challenging composition that can be practised, but is not short on fun. The traditional Irish music with its simple basic structure and catchy, simple melodies touches pupils and teachers alike. With the Irish Suite, Raphael B. Meyer has created a work in three movements which are designed in such a way that they can be played at different speeds and without ornamentation without the music losing its effect. Score: N 2824 Individual parts: N 2841 - soprano/sopranino N 2842 - Alto I, II N 2843 - Tenor I, II, III N 2844 - Bass I, II N 2845 - Subbass/major bass in bass clef N 2846 - Great bass in treble clef

Raphael B. Meyer wrote the Irish Suite on behalf of the Swiss ERTA (European Recorder Teachers Association) for a larger recorder formation. The result is a challenging composition that can be practised, but is not short on fun. The traditional Irish music with its simple basic structure and catchy, simple melodies touches pupils and teachers alike. With the Irish Suite, Raphael B. Meyer has created a work in three movements which are designed in such a way that they can be played at different speeds and without ornamentation without the music losing its effect. Individual parts: N 2841 - soprano/sopranino N 2842 - Alto I, II N 2843 - Tenor I, II, III N 2844 - Bass I, II N 2845 - Subbass/major bass in bass clef N 2846 - Great bass in treble clef

Raphael B. Meyer hat neue Musik für Blockflötenensemble geschrieben. Dieses Mal widmet er sich dem Swing. Entstanden ist dabei ein Werk, dass größtenteils ternär gespielt wird und zum "Mitswingen" einlädt, bis der Schlussteil ein flotteres Tempo zu Tage trägt, so dass kein Fuß mehr auf dem Boden bleibt. The Swing Thing kann mit fünf Blockflöten (SATTB) gespielt werden und ist um zwei Stimmen (Groß- und Subbass-Blockflöte) erweiterbar. Die Stimmen sind einzeln erhältlich: Sopranblockflöte: N 2891 Altblockflöte 1: N 2892 Tenorblockflöte 1: N 2893 Tenorblockflöte 2: N 2894 Bassblockflöte: N 2895 Großbass: N 2896 Subbass: N 2897