Pink Noise Recorder Quintet play a wide repertoire of music, with a particular focus on modern recorder music. Since 2008 the group has performed regularly in the Bristol area, gaining a reputation for tight ensemble playing and an ability to thrill an audience with great music.
“[…] the audience was spellbound by Pink Noise, as indeed I was. Every time I hear you, I am increasingly impressed by the level of musicianship in the group and the amazing rapport between […] you.”
Steve Walter, following a concert in the Victoria Rooms, Bristol.
“The three defining features of […] Pink Noise are: their repertoire playing contemporary music written for recorders, chosen carefully for interest, versatility and audience accessibility; their tight ensemble playing and excellent communication as they play; and their highly developed playing skills and ability to project drama and theatricality in the music.”
Heather Jenne, writing in The Recorder Magazine
“Pink Noise […] are quickly establishing themselves as Bristol’s response to those who yearn for proficient amateur recorder players to push the boundaries a little: to explore modern repertoire, test themselves and surprise their audiences.”
Sue Loder, writing in The Recorder Magazine
| Gypsy | Traditional, arranged Sylvia Corrina Rosin |
| Indian Summer | Matthias Maute |
| Sonata VI | Johann Mattheson |
| Concerto for Four Violins, TWV 40:202 | Georg Philipp Telemann |
| The Great Sorrow from Inxaxeba | Sören Sieg |
| Cheek to Cheek | Guus Haverkate |
| Oblivion | Ástor Piazzolla, arr. Kenji Sone |
Pink Noise contributes to the Art on the Hill festival.
| Spring will Soon be Here Slow Boat to Beijing Metropolitan Taxi |
Guus Haverkate |
| Gypsy | Traditional, arranged Sylvia Corrina Rosin |
| Sonata VI | Johann Mattheson |
| Kadanza | Willem Wander van Nieuwkerk |
| Indian Summer | Matthias Maute |
| Concerto for Four Violins, TWV 40:202 | Georg Philipp Telemann |
| The Great Sorrow from Inxaxeba | Sören Sieg |
| Cheek to Cheek | Guus Haverkate |
| Oblivion | Ástor Piazzolla, arr. Kenji Sone |
| Indian Summer | Matthias Maute |
| Concerto for Four Violins, TWV 40:202 | Georg Philipp Telemann |
| The Great Sorrow from Inxaxeba | Sören Sieg |
| Cheek to Cheek | Guus Haverkate |
| Oblivion | Ástor Piazzolla, arr. Kenji Sone |
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We are experienced recital performers, and welcome bookings for private parties and events. If you would like to discuss your requirements, contact us.
