Recorder (instrument)

Yes the recorder is a musical instrument. Historically it is made out of wood. There are plastic versions as well. In either wood or plastic there are good models and there are terrible models. The name "recorder" is also used for any apparatus that is used to record a record of sound, activity, energy, etc... and some of these are the tape recorder, the voice recorder, or even earth quake movement recorder. (Answer provided by Daniel Hay, composer/performer.)

there are 7 holes in a recorder, plus a thumb hole on the back, which makes 8

A string; D (3) C# (2) B (1) rest (crochets)

D (3) C# (2) B (1) rest (crochets)

B (1) B (1) B (1) B (1) C# (2) C# (2) C# (2) C# (2) (quavers)

D (3) C# (2) B (1) rest (crochets)

D- note

(2) - finger

Music is set out in 4/4 time. 1 bar per line.

GABG GABG

BCD BCD

DEDCBG DEDCBG

**GDG GDG

**the D's in the last line are low

I don't really know the whole song but I know a bit. Oh and when it says B, do a B flat. Okay? Here it is . . .

D G B A G D' C' A G B A G D G C D

All I know. Hope it helps! and hope you are appreciative :)

The band R5 is all brother and sister. They are all Ross Lynch's brothers and sister.

Robert B. Abrams is reportedly still married to Connie and they have a daughter and a son.

Jan Swango Emerson has written:

'The \\' -- subject(s): English poetry, Purgatory in literature, Tundal's vision

The letters "FG" to the right of the Lincoln Memorial on the reverse of US cents minted since 1959 are the initials of Frank Gasparro, the Chief Engraver of the US Mint and designer of the Lincoln Memorial reverse. He also designed numerous other faces of coins, including the Susan B. Anthony dollar (both obverse and reverse, if memory serves). On the front side the letters are VDB

Tyra B [Bolling, the singer] is 23 or 24 years old.

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(New Comment by Daniel Hay, composer/performer). I'd like to think that the answer is legit but I don't know either way. The recorder has been played in a number of pop groups over the years and could easily fill in for flute. For a Recorder Performer, famous or not, other than the first answer given, I'd submit myself as I tour and give concerts on Recorders.

== To demagnetize a head, use a commercial demagnitizer. They used to be available at Radio Shack and other suppliers, but they've disappeared pretty much. You can still find them, but you'll have to look around. They're aren't really that expensive, but are difficult to locate because the technology of the tape machine is being displaced more every day. The demagnetizer, or degausser as it is sometimes called, is basically a coil of wire with a ferromagnetic core that extends like a "wand" out of the windings. The coil is connected to a plug, which is simply connected to household power. There is a switch on the unit somewhere. It's press and hold, or spring loaded to off, or the like. You have to hold it down for the unit to come on. Let go and it goes off. The coil works by "sweeping" the head with a changing magnetic field to "scrub" any existing fields that may be impressed on the head off of it. It uses 60 Hertz household AC from the power grid to do this. You plug the unit in the wall, hold it close to the head (the "wand" is usually coated with a soft vinyl coating to protect from damage), and move the unit around. Continue moving the unit around for a few seconds like you're wiping off the head, and then, while keeping the unit energized, start moving the unit back away from the head. That is, you'll be "wiping" the head with the unit held on, wiping continuously as you slowly move away, and then letting go of the switch after you get the wand a few feet away from the head. You're done. You might get an audio shop to do this for a few bucks if you lug the unit in. It will save you buying a degausser. And this isn't something you have to do every few months, even if you use your deck a lot.

This means the note is going up: ^

This means the note is going down: v

Sharp : #

Flat : b

B ^ E ^ G v F# v E ^ B v A v F#

E ^ G v F# v D ^ F v B

B ^ E ^ G v F# v E ^ B ^ D v C# v C

A ^ C v B v Bb v B ^ G v E

G ^ B v G ^ B

G ^ C v B v Bb v F# ^ G ^ B v Bb v C v B ^ B

G ^ B v G ^ B

G ^ D v C# v C v A ^ C v B v Bb v B ^ G v E

You can play a lot of songs on the recorder, but the most popular ones are Frere Jacque, Hot Cross Buns, and Row Row Row Your Boat.

here are some songs and how to play them

hot cross buns

123 123 3333 2222 123

mary had a little lamb

1232111222111123211122123

merrily we roll along

gabagagbabg

1= b 2= a 3= g

you first spell imap then say ness at the end

It is a wind instrument, that has been around for centuries. probably only introduced into an orchestra in the late baroque period or early classical period

ggg deed bbaag (breath mark) dggg deed bbaag (breath mark) dd ggg dd ggg gggggggggggggg (breath mark) ggg deed bbaag

The length of a recorder typically ranges from about 30 to 40 centimeters (approximately 12 to 16 inches), depending on the specific type and model. The most common type, the soprano recorder, is usually around 32 centimeters (about 12.5 inches) long. Other sizes, like the alto recorder, can be longer, while smaller versions exist as well. The length affects the pitch, with longer recorders producing lower notes and shorter ones producing higher notes.

The most commonly played recorders are the soprano, alto, tenor and bass recorders. Respectively, they are tuned to C, F, C, and F.

Less commonly played instruments include the garklein (pitched in C, an octave above the soprano), sopranino (pitched in F, an octave above the alto), great bass (pitched in C, and octave below the tenor), and sub-contrabass recorders (pitched in F, an octave below the bass).

It is possible for an individual to purchase a Humax recorder directly from the manufacturer but also from other gadget stores. Amazon also sells television recorders online.

I think you mean a "reel grinder". It is a machine used to sharpen the reels of a mower

The reaction produces heat.

Tascam recorders can be purchased at many music supply stores. Some include L.A. Music, Vistek, Amazon and eBay. Musicians Friend, and Guitar Centre also sell various Tascam recorders.

Low C- Cover all the holes, High C- Cover the back hole and the hole closest to you