Court – Festival dance music by Susato & Morley (1971) David Munrow, Oliver Brookes, Robert Spencer, Christopher Hogwood The Amorous Flute (1973) David Munrow solo or in various combinations Telemann: Suite for Recorder and Orchestra, Concerti for Recorder and Orchestra by Sammartini and Handel The Art of the Recorder (1975) The Art of David Munrow (1971–1976) Music for radio, television and cinema Radio Tolkien's The Hobbit (BBC Radio 4 adaptation) (1968) Television The Six Wives of Henry VIII (BBC TV) (1970) Elizabeth R (BBC TV) (1971) Early Musical Instruments (Granada TV) (1976) Ancestral Voices (BBC TV) (1976) Film The Devils (directed by Ken Russell) (1971) Henry VIII and His Six Wives (directed by Waris Hussein) (1972) Zardoz (directed by John Boorman) (1974) (directed by Joël Santoni) (1974). A documentary on Belgian cyclist Eddy Merckx. Soundtrack released as Renaissance Suite (1974) Awards and recognitions Grammy Award for Best Chamber Music Performance: David Munrow (conductor) & the Early Music Consort of London for The Art of Courtly Love (1977) See also Jordi Savall Philip Pickett Similar early music performers with an interest in renaissance and medieval music. References External links Website dedicated to David Munrow, with biography Discography The Art of the Netherlands The Early Music Legend 1942 births 1976 suicides British performers of early music Founders of early music ensembles English conductors (music) British male conductors (music) 20th-century British conductors (music) 20th-century English musicians English classical bassoonists British recorder players British multi-instrumentalists BBC Radio 3 presenters Grammy Award winners Virgin Veritas artists Academics of the University of Leicester People educated at King Edward's School, Birmingham People from Birmingham, West Midlands Suicides by hanging in England 20th-century British male musicians 20th-century flautists