Complete Sonatas Recorder (Faber Edition) Paperback – December 1, 1998

Incredible edition missing sheets are a disappointment. Condition was not stated in description.

The pieces included are very challenging and some are a tiny bit above my level, but my instructor and I have decided to use them as practice pieces and work towards some of them. They are all great songs as befits one of the Masters.The Continuo part is printed separately as well as the Recorder part. So you end up with three copies of each sonata: the entire score, the continuo and the recorder. This makes it easy for someone to accompany on a Double Bass or Bassoon.

The quintessential edition of the Sonstas by the finest Baroque composer.

The parts are easy to read, lie flat on music stands.

Purchased this concurrently with the Jarrett/Petri Handel's Recorder Sonatas and am really pleased with both. Comes with two booklet inserts for 1) Recorder and 2) the Basso Continuo parts respectively. Perfect for the student (in my case) and for duet/ensemble playing.

Like so many other I got just the keyboard part; recorder and bass were missing and there is no indication that they were ever there. I have asked to return it.

Full Edition, ALL parts. Separate recorder, bass continuo, and keyboard. i.e. 3 different booklets included. The keyboard part is 78 pages long. I don't know WHAT has happened to those people who only got the keyboard score.I have no complaints with this product, and the alternative Barenreiter overcharge for everything, in my opinion.

Don't buy this if you want to perform the music. It is more like a study score, with no separate recorder or bass part. I think Amazon should make this clear in the description. Get the Barenreiter edition if you actually want to play some Handel. (***** composer)

I should have checked that the separate recorder part was with it-no separate recorder part-otherwise Ok-rather small without the separate part

Pretty good. I received the recorder harpsichord and bc parts. The recorder printing is inconsistent where some of the scale lines are not equally spaced! Also in some pieces the notes are squeezed too tightly together so you can't read which ledger line notes are on (Sonata in F major). Public domain editions on imslp are better.