The article discusses the availability of the Portable Document Format (PDF) version of the paper directory at the American Recorder Society web site, containing alphabetical list of members by postal code, state, and country.
The article discusses the upcoming American Recorder Society (ARS) Board election, covering candidate selection and voting processes. It reports that the voting period starts on April 1, 2024 with June 1,2024 as the deadline. It mentions that current members will receive a unique link to vote for five candidates via email or paper ballot. It highlights incumbent Board members, including Peter Faber and Virginia Felton, and new candidates, including Gwyn Roberts and Barbara Stark.
The article informs that the American Recorder Society (ARS) will transition its newsletter from a black-and-white paper version to an e-newsletter delivered to inbox.
*FIRST person narrative, *NARRATION, *MUSICAL instruments, *RETINAL degeneration, *MUSIC
Abstract
The article discusses the author's experience of macular degeneration in learning to play recorders. As his eyesight failed, he created systems for reading enlarged music by using copy machine and laptop computer screen. He also learned the paper-music and computer-music enlargement without investing hardware and software. He considered recorder an adorable and quite difficult instrument to play and a part of his lifelong love of playing music.
The poem "Recorder" by Monica Boruch is presented. First Line: I sit at my music stand with light shining on notes and paper; Last Line: Melding into the wood, I am there.
RECORDER'S Magic Powers, The (Poem), PESKIN, Carolyn
Abstract
The poem "The Recorder's Magic Powers," by Carolyn Peskin is presented. First Line: The daily paper's news reports create; Last Line: Those nasty feelings quickly melt away.
Published
2011
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