Recorder (instrument)

If its a descant recorder e is g with the next two fingers down and f is g a gap of one finger and then one finger . If its a treble recorder its the first finger and the hole on the back and e is when you cover all the holes . Just so you know:-)

i only got the chorus but i hope it would help

DD G A B.....

D G A B A G A G

G A B A

SC B G A G sc stands for short c just press the second button and dont press the others

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CCCC-BDCG-EGGE-D(low D)GE :│ ACCA-GCGC- BDDB- EDC :│ EDCA (under the sea) EDCD (under the sea)

EDCAB EDCAB EDCE

EDCACCAD

DCDEEDDC

EDCAG EDCAG EDCC

egaged{low d}egage acd{high d}cagacdca gabc2x

low D, lowD, lowE, low D,G,F, lowD,D, low E,D, lowA,G, lowD,D, highD,B,G,F, ECCBGAG.

or

DDEDGF#,DDEDAG#,DDDBGF#,ECCBGAG#.

or

g g a g c b g g a g d c g g e c b a f f e c d c

First you learn to play the recorder.

If you can read music, you get a copy of the anthem melody and practice playing it until you are good at it.

If you cannot read music, learn to read music and follow the process above, or listen to a recording of the anthem and work out the order of notes to do the anthem, and practice until you get it right each time you try..

bbaadccedgthig dightbittg ddightigght then keep repeating

For jingle bells the letter notes on the recorder are: bbb bbb bd' gab cccc cbbb baa bad' bbb bbb bd' gab cccc cbbb d' d' cag

Well obviously it is only B and A. on the recorder, there is a series of holes, the first one if you only press one fingerdown on it it will be a B. if you hold down two fingers on the first two holes you will get an A. the only thing now is to read the music!!!

The notes are gab it is a yellow belt song

not finger, fingers. or fingering. left hand thumb, and first 3 fingers for lower octave. for higher, half cover the thumb hole. not finger, fingers. or fingering. left hand thumb, and first 3 fingers for lower octave. for higher, half cover the thumb hole.

you can play titanic like this

G g g g f (sharp) g g f g a b a g g g g f (sharp) g g d ** repeat ** g a d d' c' b a b c' b a g f (sharp) g g f (sharp) g g d g a d d' c' b a b c' b a g f (sharp) g g f g a b a g g

b which is the first hole and thumb, a which is the first two keys and thumb, g which is the first three fingers and your thumb, f first four fingers and thumb, e which is all the keys except for the last two on the bottom, d which is all the keys except the last key, the low b which is all the keys and a c which is only the second key and thumb hope this helps

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I have a keyboard and there is a song bank so I can listen to the Nutcracker. It took me a little to find out the chords if they're space notes or line notes, so I looked at the screen of how they are playing it. Anyway, I decided to share it with you guys. Here are the letters of how to play it. Hope you guys like it! By the way, I don't know all of it but a good amount. These notes are for beginners and are in letters. If I out a # note next to a letter, That means sharp. It will be the black key to the right of it.

(Beginning)

A A A A B B C# A B F# E x2

(Chorus)

E C D C B A G F

Hope this helps! :)

Audio recording was invented in the 1850s. While the recording method didn't allow for playback, a device called a "phonautograph" was invented by Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville and recorded audio waves it was given.

Here are the notes for you are my sunshine on flute. Or any other instrument. C F G A A...A Gsharp A F F....F G A Bflat D....D C Bflat A.....F G A Bflat D....D C Bflat A F...F G A...Bflat G G A F...........

Because flutes are only capable in nature of playing one note at a time, to play a "train whistle" you'd actually need multiple flutes (at least four). From there a lot of times each of you playing in different note in discord (no "good" intervals such as a P5, P8, M3 etc) can get you a good trainwhistle affect

g g a a a b b a a g g g

Joe Joe stumped his toe, On the way to mexico

b b b b a a a b b a a g g g

coming back he hurt his back, sliding on the railroad track

a a g g b b a b b a a g g g

When at home he broke a bone, Talking on the telephone

who invented the recorder.

The recorder was invented in the Middle Ages around the 13th century. No one person is responsible for it.