Welcome

Welcome to the Princeton Recorder Society! We promote the appreciation of the recorder as a musical instrument through performance and instruction. With over fifty members, we hold monthly playing sessions from September through May as well as a highly regarded and regularly sold-out annual spring workshop (March 23, 2013), all coached by leading professionals.

Come play with us! We welcome all playing levels! First time visitors, please come on by and try us out at no cost. Then if you like what you see (and hear), please come on back; we'll ask you to contribute $5 per session to help cover our costs.

Join us! By becoming a member, you help support PRS and will enjoy membership benefits: free attendance at our monthly playing sessions conducted by experts, newsletters, discounted annual workshop fee, and access to the extensive PRS music library. Dues for 2012-2013 are $30 individual/$40 couples per year; American Recorder Society Silver Membership is required at an additional $45 per year. Contact an officer for more information.

Next Playing Session (open to the public)

Read the latest PRS news in the February 2013 Newsletter.

Coming Events

NEW DATE FOR Princeton MARCH MEETING...NEW DATE FOR Princeton MARCH MEETING!

Princeton Recorder Society's March 2013 meeting has been moved to Tuesday, March 19. Please make a note on your calendars!

The Philadelphia Recorder Society is planning to hold their annual Fall Recorder Workshop on Saturday, October 5, 2013. This year's workshop leader is Deborah Booth, and the workshop will feature Renaissance and Baroque music. Registration opens March 23.

Events in the calendar below with unknown run-times are shown as 2 hours long.

Leadership for 2012-2014
Skip Kestler President
John Burkhalter Vice President
Liz Adams Secretary lxxadams@yahoo.com
Bob Tucker Treasurer
Anna Laufenberg Librarian
Sue Parisi Music Director
Workshop Co coordinator
Tom Laresch Webmaster
The Eastern Goldfinch, New Jersey's state bird, perched atop a recorder (alto?)

PRS is a proud chapter of The American Recorder Society

and a member of the Guild for Early Music.

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