Founded in 1965, the Princeton Recorder Society, Princeton NJ, is an organization of more than fifty members. Its purpose is to promote the appreciation of the recorder as a musical instrument through performance and instruction. Monthly meetings held from September through May and an annual spring workshop are coached by leading professionals.
PRS welcomes members of all playing levels. Membership benefits include monthly meetings conducted by experts, newsletters, discounted annual workshop fee and access to the extensive PRS music library. Dues are $17 individual/$22 couples per year; American Recorder Society membership is required at an additional $40 per year. Contact an officer for more information.
Princeton Recorder Society is a member of the American Recorder Society and the Guild for Early Music.
second Tuesday of every month
from September through May.
For
meeting information, click here.
Leadership for 2008-2010:
Louise Witonsky, President
lwitonsky<at>gmail.com
John Burkhalter, Vice President johnburkhalter3<at>aol.com
Alison Hankinson, Secretary arhank<at>aol.com
Bob Tucker, Treasurer rktucker222<at>verizon.net
Anna Laufenberg, Librarian alaufenberg<at>netscape.com
Sue Parisi, Music Director, Workshop Co-coordinator suepari<at>eclipse.net
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