I also love the Gerbil Gavotte. I think the level is right on track. =
Currently I play the alto part. Most of my students are still on the =
Soprano part, but I have several who are dying to learn to play the Alto =
and my 1 Tenor. My problem isn't the music - which is wonderful. I was =
able to pick up 6 Altos 2 years ago in a sale ($17.00 for 3 piece =
Yamaha's) but have no budget for anything else. The one tenor is my =
own. I only get $150 total for 18 sections of general music, percussion =
ensemble, chorus, mallet club, and recorder club. Needless to say, I =
survive on K8 and now this! How do the rest of you find the finances to =
get tenors and basses? =20

Melissa=20
Antioch, Illinois

-----Original Message-----
From: list@recorderclassroom.com [mailto:list@recorderclassroom.com]On
Behalf Of Helen
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2008 2:39 AM
To: Recorder_Classroom
Subject: Re: [RECL]Virtual Consort feedback


I love the Gerbil's Gavotte! I don't have any bass players, but will
use it later on with S,A and T.

I find I have loads of very easy pieces and another mass of very hard
pieces. This one is very nicely placed to fill a gap. Certainly not
too hard as I have most of them for 3-4 years. In fact a perfect gap
filling piece (if you know what I mean)

So keep them coming. Love it.

Helen
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