From Orpheus Music of Australia - two new ones from the indefatigable Lance Eccles and eight 6tets from their 2021 Composition Competition winners. For info, click here: bit.ly/3A8G2uV. To buy, click here: bit.ly/3Ab694q

Eric Haas solo & duet recorder series: spiral-bound to lie flat. Music from 13C to present. Solo: P707 Soprano, P714 Alto, P749 Tenor, P722 Bass. NEW: P688 and P784 Alto Recorder Duet Books 1 & 2. £20 ea. "Highly recommended and excellent value." bit.ly/3h2R3aF

Recorder Mag Winter '22: Byrd's consort music; Queen Charlotte; 17-18C recorder rep; recorder in West End shows. Emma Murphy, Adriana Breukink, Colin Touchin remembered. Centrespread: Orage: Devon Packer. Contents: bit.ly/3W38EOS. Subscribe: bit.ly/3KZAffa

Editon Tre Fontane: 2 new pieces for solo player on multiple recorders: Norbert Laufer's 5 Register TSSoAB and Matthias Heep's Rituale BTASoSGb. And F Mancini's Concerto No. 6 in D Major for AATB. bit.ly/3GGeHCX and bit.ly/3jXuW6L

New from Peacock: Poulenc's Suite Francaise arranged by Jane Minns for SoSAATTBGb, percussion, opt. Cb. Seven movements featuring 16th-century dances written in neoclassical style, composed 1935. Scored creatively for the full range of instruments. bit.ly/3X0WNlg

Now out, The Recorder by David Lasocki, Yale UP. "The most in-depth book on the recorder ever written. Highly recommended." More info & buy: bit.ly/3YN7msy

A range of enjoyable new music from Steve & Ann Marshall and Rosemary Robinson at May Hill Edition. Click here for details bit.ly/3lP0kFk and here to order: bit.ly/3ILjghr

For the 400th anniversary of Byrd's death, a new book by Anne Martin - William Byrd Consort Music. Explores Byrd’s 33 surviving pieces of consort music: historical context, MS sources, and his In Nomines, Fantasias and Pavans. Buy here: bit.ly/3ILjghr

The bright new Recorder Magazine is out! Info: bit.ly/3EYT7cK. Subscribe: bit.ly/3EWdzL3. New Peacock Press music: bit.ly/3YfSqCF

For the SRP Festival in Edinburgh 2023, Three Sketches of Scotland by Marg Hall. 1. High road, low road 2. Lament 3. Ceilidh Time. Buy it here: bit.ly/3yCdMQi

The summer Recorder Magazine is here! Lobke Sprenkling on diminutions, Colin Hand's music, Tomi Räisänen, Max Volbers and Anna Meredith. recordermagazine.co.uk/jun23.html

Catch Barbara Law’s brilliant video about The Recorder Magazine, who it's for, what it covers, with messages from some familiar recorder names! youtu.be/9PExwDaiuhI Hosted by EMS’s Recorder31 feature at tinyurl.com/mp3ptyu2

Two new SATBGbCb pieces from May Hill: The Cranbourne Suite by Steve & Ann Marshall and Masque for Midsummer by Rosemary Robinson. More here: tinyurl.com/4pepjy49 and buy here: recordermail.co.uk

The winter 2023 Recorder Magazine is now out, with sociable playing, 3D modelling with the RCM, electronic recorders and some great performers! recordermagazine.co.uk/dec23.html

The Spring Recorder Magazine is out with the Bassanos' maker’s mark and new works from Timothy Cooper, Brian Inglis, Andrew Downes and Raivis Misjuns with his centrespread Herder’s Herder.

New music from Peacock Press: Nicholas Wynne, Richard Kershaw, Helen-Jean Talbott, John Hawkes, James Oswald, Sue Handscombe. Read about it here: recordermagazine.co.uk/news.htm#Peaco…

And lots of new music from May Hill. Click here for the details! recordermagazine.co.uk/news.htm#MHE

The new Recorder Mag includes Elizabethan masques, neuro-inclusive teaching, Erik Bosgraaf, Jonathan Dove, Sebastian Meyer & Tom Ridout and news from the SRP and ERTA. The centrespread is Matthew Mackerras’s Waltz for Beatrice. recordermagazine.co.uk/jun24.html

The autumn Recorder Mag ranges from Solage to Liza Bec. Recorder magazine editors converse, and there’s news from the SRP, ERTA, u3a, BLOCK4 and Jiyeon Bang. The centrespread is Jolly Joan’s Fugue by Nicholas Wynne. recordermagazine.co.uk/sept24.html

The Winter Recorder Mag is here, celebrating great composers, with some outstanding CD ideas for Christmas! Sweelinck, Telemann, Murrill, Bruggen, Zahnhausen - Lucie Horsch, Mary-Jannet Leith, Hester Groenleer, Simon Borutzki, and of course the SRP. recordermagazine.co.uk/rmdec24.html