Recorder (instrument)

Depending on the make and style of the microcassette recorder, it can cost a minimum of $20. The most expensive microcassette recorders can cost over $600.

there is a hole lot of keys and notes i only know the basic notes they are ((((A)))))B)))))))C))))))

G a b cc all flat

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the notes are B A G A B B B A A A B C C B A G A B B B A A B A Gthat is mary had a little lamb

The song lyrics were written by James Pierpoint and published in 1857. Many people have sung the song over the years, but probably the best known rendition is of Johnny Mathis in the movie Home Alone 2.

Any song just have fun and look up on youtube or rite here the notes to that song

g e g e g g e(hold e for 2 beats) g e g e g g e(hold for 2 beats) e e g g e e g(hold for 2 beats)g g g g g g e(hold for 2 beats and repeat the song)

it's when you cover the back hole and the second hole with your middle finger

look it up the notes if you dont know them and if not call a music teacher

Just like most products, I suggest beginning at ebay where you will find a variety of models, usually with multiple customer reviews and links to further research the products you desire. However, if you prefer to shop in stores I would suggest Best buy where you receive lots of individual assistance in buying the most proper product for your needs.

That varies strongly. Where i live (The Netherlands) these things can go for €25 to €100 (i got mine for free!), but i wouldn't be surprised if someone in the US would pay $250 for an EL3536 in good shape, because there probably aren't much shipped to the USA in the 1960s.

These tape recorders are pretty well made and although they are nearly 50 years old, they can still sound pretty good at 19cm/s. Mine still has the original drive belt. The built-in 2x 5w tube amplifier sounds good if combined with the right speakers. They aren't just collectible, they are actually very usable. The capacitors used in these machines are the reliable yellow 'mustard' capacitors, and the electrolytics are pretty reliable as well. Just make sure the felt pads that push the tape against the heads aren't worn.

The company appears in the 1900 city directory of Chicago.

I need the notes

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To play "Once in Royal David's City" on the recorder, start by familiarizing yourself with the notes, which primarily include C, D, E, F, G, A, and B. The melody begins with an ascending pattern, often starting on the note G. Practice playing the simple phrases slowly, ensuring clarity on each note, and gradually increase your speed as you become more comfortable. Additionally, listening to a recording can help you grasp the melody and timing.

To play "Moves Like Jagger" on the recorder using letter notation, you would typically use the following notes: B, A, G, A, B, B, A, G. The melody primarily revolves around these notes, so practice the transitions between them. Additionally, look for parts where you can add dynamics and rhythm to capture the song's feel. You can find specific arrangements or tabs online for a more detailed guide.

To play the Jamaican national anthem, "Jamaica, Land We Love," on the recorder, start by familiarizing yourself with the melody. The anthem is typically played in the key of B-flat major, which may require fingerings for notes such as B, C, D, E, F, G, and A. You can find sheet music or tablature online specifically for the recorder to guide you through the notes and rhythms. Practice playing slowly, gradually increasing your speed as you become more comfortable with the piece.