This concerto is one of the first concertos recorder players encounter. Although originally it was published in D for a recorder in D, modern editions transpose it to C for a recorder in C hence leaving the fingerings the same as in the D version.

Music:

Full score – in D

Parts.

Transcription in C, with piano reduction:

recorder part

score

 

 

Recordings:

 

A very interesting recording (in D) but with no identification of the performers:

1st & 2nd movements:

3rd movement:

 

Another unknown group from the far east: