Meetings of the St. Louis Recorder Society are usually held the third Sunday of the month. Programs are chosen to appeal to a variety of interests and playing levels. Sometimes there is a brief educational program and there's always playing in large and small groups. Members can bring along music they'd like to play or we can draw on SLURS large library of scores. Be sure to check this page or contact one of the SLURS officers before a meeting because once in a while meeting dates are changed at the last minute.
SLURS meets regularly in the Music Department of the University of Missouri St. Louis. It is located on the UM-St. Louis South Campus on the South side of Natural Bridge Road, about halfway between the old Normandy Community Hospital and University Drive, the main entrance to the UM-St. Louis North Campus.
Double your pleasure, double your fun, with double good, double good, double recorder choirs.
The SLURS fall opener will feature a door prize, a renaissance soprano recorder made by SLURS' own Norm Stoecker. The playing session will focus on music for double choirs led by Charles Mullen. You can prepare by downloading the following sheet music & MIDI files:
SLURS Goes Broadway
Features music of the likes of Gershwin, Joplin, etc. in music published by Arcadian Press. So fun you'll wonder how you can sing along while you're playing!
New Madrigal Tunes
Even if you're not playing at one of the madrigal dinners, you'll want some new tunes in your repertoire!
Clean Your Recorder Party
Norm Stoecker will help you wipe the slate clean with all clean instruments, both wood and plastic.