A chamber music group based in Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil.

A quartet from the Netherlands consisting of Karel van Steenhoven, Bertho Driever, Daniël Brüggen and Daniel Koschitzki.

A duet from United Kingdom: Kathryn Bennetts and Peter Bowman.

A group from SE England specialising in early music on recorders and other early instruments.

Biography, discography, and booking information for the Netherlands-based quartet.

Swiss ensemble that performs music from the Middle Ages and Renaissance.

Founded in 1999 at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, they perform renaissance music of the 15th and 16th centuries.

Located in Perth, Australia, they consist of five players primarily functioning in the SATB format.

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.

A recorder quintet based in southwest Scotland.

A Swedish recorder quintet who play renaissance, baroque, and contemporary music, including jazz.

Netherlands based group specializing in renaissance and baroque music.

Recorder quintet with a repertoire from medieval polyphony to contemporary jazz. Information about concerts, the players, educational work, and mp3 samples.

They consist of some 20-30 recorder players, playing instruments ranging in size from the sopranino to the contrabass.

HERO is a band of enthusiastic and experienced players of all ages.

The Society of Recorder Players founded this fully-constituted, orchestrally-organised, professionally-conducted ensemble for advanced young recorder players.

Performing concerts in East Anglia.

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.

All-female recorder consort based in Cumbria, UK, who play music from the Renaissance to the present day.

A group of recorder players of various degrees of proficiency from Medford, Oregon.

An orchestra with sections playing sopranino, descant, treble, tenor, bass, great bass, and contrabass recorders.

Pia Loman, Helle Nielsen, Marit Ernst, and Karina Helene Agerbo formed an ensemble at the Carl Nielsen Academy of Music in Odense and perform both newly written compositions and early music.

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.

This German recorder consort performs a wide ranging repertoire of music including rags, blues, jazz, and musicals.

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.

Players mainly from the Greater Manchester conurbation.

A recorder trio from Columbus, Ohio, specializing in medieval, renaissance, baroque, and classical music.

They hold monthly sessions in the Hall of Christchurch, Shieldfield, Newcastle upon Tyne.

A group of young amateur musicians who were members of the "Klingende Runde für jung und alt, Schwanewede".

Amateur recorder group from Seattle who play Renaissance and Baroque music.

A five member recorder consort.

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.