'Jazzy Recorder 2' has been composed with the aim of giving players of very moderate range and ability an easy introduction to the jazz idiom. It contains further five pieces in various jazz/swing styles, only slightly moredemanding, technically, than those in Book 1, and forming a useful set of studies in different tonguings, ranging from the rhythmic, almost percussive tonguing needed for No.1 to the warm, flowing legato appropriate to No. 4. Theaccompaniments are very rhythmic in order to