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A Short History of PtRD and PtRM
For newcomers to ARS or Play-the-Recorder Month, Play-the-Recorder Day celebrations began on April 1, 1989, during the American Recorder Society’s 50th anniversary year. Play-the-Recorder Day was celebrated internationally on that occasion, and it was so successful that it became an annual event soon afterwards, in 1992. The third Saturday in March was designated as a day for planning creative events and ways to play and celebrate our favorite instrument. The entire month of March is now designated as Play-the-Recorder Month, affording more flexibility to chapters, orchestras and consorts of all sizes, so that they can plan public events or play-ins when it suits them best.
For more information about publicizing and celebrating Play-the-Recorder Month, please visit the ARS website and specifically, the Play-the-Recorder Month page.
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