'Recorder' is a word that when entered into a search engine typically returns a lot of unintended results, such as websites about audio recording equipment, or procedure. To find useful YouTube sites for the musical instrument, we've created the BCRS' YouTube channel. This channel is designed to help you find the information and inspiration you need to take your playing to the next level. If you are a seasoned YouTube user, click here to start exploring. If not, read on!

Featured Channels - Inspiration on Tap

The Featured Channels area connects to an ever-growing list of YouTube channels by professional recorder soloists, ensembles, and other recorder societies from all over the world. Here you will discover plentiful inspiration, instruction, and top quality performances. 

Playlists - Education, Reference, and more

In Playlists there are carefully selected lists of videos, each on a particular topic such as:

• historical dance forms and stylistic information for the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods
  
• recorder history, care, and manufacturing
  
• full-length recorder concerts
  
• mixed ensembles
  
• recorder for children and youth
  
• Suzuki Level One music (play by ear) for both Soprano and Alto
  
• performances by players without their own YouTube channel
  
• performances by our members
  

How to Contribute

We update our YouTube page monthly. Do you know of a player or ensemble with a YouTube channel? Is there a historical or educational video you'd like to see added to the channel? Please let us know by sending us an email with a link to the page.

If you would like to add one of your own performances to our YouTube channel, just send us the link or contact us for information on how to get your unpublished video to us.