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A chronological survey of the literature for recorder, flute, and oboe from the beginnings of soloistic composition in the late 16th century through the end of the 18th century, with attention to historical context and performance practice. Includes history and development of the instruments themselves and consideration of how the recorder, flute, and oboe repertoires overlap, differ, and developed over time. No prior early music experience is necessary.