This music list covers information about the music for Morning Session 1 tuition classes. Details of Afternoon Session 1 (choir, orchestra, recorder ensemble) may be found here: MUSIC LIST – AFTERNOON SESSION 1. More general information on the whole day is to be found here: THE FOUR DAILY NORVIS SESSIONS.
Version: 12.11.25 – repertoire to be added…
Morning session 1 – tuition classes
Recorders
Advanced Recorder – Chris Orton
repertoire to be added…
Advanced Recorder – Oonagh Lee
repertoire to be added…
Intermediate Recorder – Jane Rumney
repertoire to be added…
Intermediate Recorder – Mary Tyers
repertoire to be added…
Flute
Baroque Flute – Annabel Knight
repertoire to be added…
This class will be at A=415. We will use both modern and eighteenth century music editions. Participants do not necessarily need to be confident in reading French violin clef as modern editions will be available.
Viols
Solo Bass Viol – Jacqui Robertson-Wade
repertoire to be added…
Intermediate Viols – Alison Kinder, Susanna Pell, Peter Wendland
Consort Viols (upper intermediate) – tutor: tba
Consort Viols (middle intermediate) – tutor: tba
Consort Viols (lower intermediate) – tutor: tba
Players at all levels are welcome and we aim to have groups of players who are well matched in experience. Matters of technique will be discussed as they arise from the consort music from the 16th and 17th centuries including composers such as Coprario, the Ferraboscos, Holborne, Byrd, Lawes and Jenkins.
Students wanting material to practise are invited to contact us and we will get in touch. If you have not been to NORVIS before, please provide us with an indication of your experience as a consort player, and any problems or matters of technique which you would like to address during the course.
Keyboard
Harpsichord – John Treherne
repertoire to be added…
Lute and guitar
Lute and Early Guitar – Richard Mackenzie
NOTE – the following information may be revised.
The lute and guitar class is organised on a flexible basis according to the needs of the students. Topics will include solo repertory, technique and ensemble playing skills. A collection of graded solos pieces and duets will be available to download HERE from the NORVIS website.
Students may prepare one or multiple pieces from this list, together with a piece or pieces of their own choice. If you need advice on this, or any other matter, please contact the tutor at chalumeau.mackenzie@gmail.com
Modern guitarists who are curious about the lute or early guitars are welcome to both sessions.
Technical studies will be derived from:
Stefan Lundgren – Method for the Renaissance Lute (can be downloaded legally for FREE)
Additional repertoire recommendations:
Lynda Sayce’s “Beginners Lessons” are available for FREE on The Lute Society website, an excellent musical and pedagogical resource.
Recommended Lute Society publications:
58 Very Easy Pieces, 40 Easy to Early Intermediate Pieces, 70 Easy Intermediate Pieces, Lessons for Lute, Hans Newsidler’s Das Erst Buch (plus CD), 158 Early Cinquecento Preludes and Recercars for Renaissance Lute, 114 Early to Intermediate Pieces.
Singing
Consort Singing – Andrew Fowler
repertoire to be added…
Performing editions will be provided.
