Here's the final lesson. This piece includes the note "b/e" of your instrument's second octave. I'll leave it to you to find a piece in the future that hits that final "c/f" -- this is difficult enough. Congratulations are in order. When you master this piece you should be able to proceed on your own as a capable recorder player. This site's library will provide you with more music to play and you should be able to find additional resources on your own.

This is the Largo from Vivaldi's Concerto number 4 in F min. (Winter) from The Four Seasons. It is a landmark work from the Baroque period that helped establish the concerto form and it remains one of the best known and most popular works of music world wide. Here's a recording by Alexander Permovansky and the Baroque Festival Orchestra: Largo, Winter.