The Seattle Recorder Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at
Recorder and viol players and other early musicians
(both new players and experienced) are welcomed.
The October meeting will follow the traditional opening for the year with a grand consort session where everyone plays together. It will include recorder players on all levels as well as viols (at A=440). And remember: please bring two or more sizes of recorder, if possible. We never know in advance what the balance among sections will be, and some flexibility in assigning parts is desirable.
Dues, etc.: Our dues continue at the low level of $25 per year in order to keep membership within the reach of as many people as possible. SRS dues alone do not pay our annual expenses. We build into our budget an amount for “Annual Giving” to help us balance for the year. Over the years, SRS members have a history of generosity that has kept us financially balanced on a year-to-year basis. Those who can afford to help are encouraged to make an additional financial gift to the SRS. Our fundraising is low-key to the point where our only acknowledgement of your gift is a January letter to you from our treasurer for tax purposes. Unlike most non-profits, we do not make a public listing of our donors.
You may download and print the form to mail or bring to the next meeting:
Starting with our second meeting, our current plan for viol players is to have them work as a self-directed ensemble. Space will be provided, as usual, and at some meetings there will be the option of joining with recorder players.
