Recorder Teacher & Performer
As a recorder teacher and player based in the Atlanta area, Jody Miller supports both historical music and traditionally historical instruments in contemporary roles. With over 20 years of diverse teaching experience, Jody is an effective teacher in workshop, small group, and private settings.
Jody’s primary work in the recorder and early music community is workshop administration and teaching, but he enjoys performing historical and contemporary literature.
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Online Rhythm Class in September
Jody just led eight sessions for beginning bass recorder players through the American Recorder Society. As a continuing option, he’ll lead a three-part series that focuses more on the role of the bass recorder in ensemble music of the Renaissance and Baroque, along with examples of the bass recorder as a solo and ensemble instrument in contemporary literature. To find out more about this series, visit the Bass Camp with Jody page.
Upcoming
Lauda Musicam Chamber Concert
Practically all of the instruments of the Renaissance period existed in “consorts” of various sizes of one instrument. Lauda’s capped reed ensemble, flute ensemble, viola da gamba ensemble, Baroque orchestra, and others perform in this showcase of the smaller groups within Lauda Musicam. The concert is free, but donations are gratefully accepted.
Groups and Organizations
Check out recorder and early music organizations that are part of Jody’s teaching and performing life.
