Recorder lessons

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Learn to hold a recorder, make sound, and use fingering chartsThe recorder is a woodwind musical instrument that was popular as early as the 14th century. It produces a soft, flute-like sound. Compared to other instruments, the recorder is...

The Silent Night recorder notes, in the soprano recorder, are distributed in the range of approximately one octave. The lowest note we have to play is a low C and the highest is a high F. It is not a difficult song since the beginning is quite simple and will encourage us to continue until the most complicated part that will be the one to reach the sharp notes that partially cover the back hole.

In this lesson we cover the basics: how to hold your recorder and how to blow into your recorder. It is a FREE beginner recorder lesson for kids suitable as a teaching aid for music teachers and homeschooling moms.

This Recorder fingering chart is based on the soprano recorder. We are going to study first the natural notes and then in another table we are going to present you the altered notes, that is to say, the sharp notes and flats notes.

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This is a simple fingering chart for Baroque soprano recorders. It's for beginners and is easy to read as it only contains the notes C to D' (and F#).The chart is available in a png, jpeg, and pdf. Blow-up up the image into a poster or pass it out as a reference sheet!Try my Recorder Cat Lessons if ...

This melody is within the recorder songs with notes, B, A, G, is ideal for the initiation of children.We have made an arrangement only with easy notes, they are all quarter notes.

Read the full blog post! "Even though we are back in the classroom I still use these YouTube videos to teach my recorder students. I have used LESSON 1 for the third time now because every year there is a new group of beginner recorder students, and… what a time saver it has been!"

Recorder tips for warmups, repertoire, and more for the elementary music classroom. Plus, free printable recorder fingering charts!

Recorders are some of the most popular instruments for young students to learn on. They are made out of simple parts and are relatively easy to play. However, sometimes it’s important to mute your recorder

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We learn how to play G, A, B, C, D in 3rd grade. If you are starting 4th grade, be sure to practice those notes. That way, you can be ready to learn new notes. We learn how to play Low D and Low E …

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Recorder Rumble game and other activities to help students assess recorder and music reading skills.

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Once popular during the Renaissance era, the recorder has gained popularity throughout schools as an introductory instrument that is easy to play and gives students their first foray into music theory. Although a recorder never needs to be tuned, it does require practice and patience from the student. For educators, ...

Teaching Recorder: Top Tips. Organized Chaos. Compilation of all of the best ideas and tips for teaching recorder. Tips for getting a recorder program started, which instruments to buy, organization tips, teaching strategies, lesson plans, and more.