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Recorder (instrument)
The recorder is a flute that has been used to make music for many centuries dating back to the 1300's. It is often taught in elementary schools as an introduction to music due to its simplicity, inexpensiveness and availability.
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What kind of music is the recorder used in?
the recorder is commonly used in natural earthly sounding music
How do you play note f on the recorder?
If I remember correctly, cover all of the holes, but if that's not right, then it's all but that last one. thats lower c, and youre right, you do cover all the holes. covering all but the last hole is lower e. c sharp is fingers of the back hole but on the first two holes instead. high c is put youre finger on the second hole from the top and on the back hole.
Can you download a screen recorder for the xbox360?
No, that's not possible. You need to get a capture card, a piece of hardware that will record the visual data.
What has the author G E Mortimore written?
G. E. Mortimore has written:
'The Indian in industry' -- subject(s): Employment, Indians of North America
How do you play Pirates of the Caribbean up is down on recorder?
Sheet music for Pirates of the Caribbean Up is Down is available for many instruments on the Pelli Webng and All Sheets websites. Videos showing the song being played on recorder are available on Song Clue and YouTube.
Is iQuick screen recorder free?
The free version of iQuick comes with limitations and watermark. Whey don't you choose screenrec which is free for lifetime. Screenrec can record your computer screen with audio.
How do you get a replacement part for a capstan motor of a Teac A-3440 tape recorder?
Teac (Tascam) does not sell these parts anymore. The motor with the capstan would have been replaced as a whole part when Tascam stocked these parts. As an obsolete item, your best bet is to scour Ebay for the same model and buy it for parts.
What are the notes fo the national anthem of Jamaica on the recorder?
the notes for the jamaica national anthem
What are the recorder notes for the national anthem of Saint Lucia?
d,a,c,b,c,b,a,g,f,g,a,b,c,g,c,b,a,a,g,c,b,b,g,d,a,b,ag,a,g,f,f,g,a,a,g,a,b,c,d,ab,c,#c,d,c,b
How do you play walking in the air on the recorder?
Use the right fingerings and blow!
The first notes are: E AAGG E C D D FFEE D A CCBB A G#A B CD E F#G# A G#F# E
You may need to jump between octaves a bit, depending on how many high notes you know how to play.
Enjoy.
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Recorder music using notes BAG?
hot cross buns:
BAG BAG GGGG AAAA BAG
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Tyler Martin
thank you thank you hold your applause!!!
your welcome lol
How do you play d7 on recorder?
Assuming you mean the soprano recorder, D7 has two meanings; the sounding pitch D7 and the written pitch D7. As the soprano recorder is a transposing instrument, transposing a full octave up, written pitch D7 is actually sounding D8.
Both notes are possible, although sounding D8 is much harder to produce well on the recorder.
For sounding D7, the fingering is
t 1-3|4-67
Or, half cover the thumb-hole, and fully cover the first, third, fourth and sixth finger-holes. To make the note more in tune but a little bit less playable, you can cover half of the 7th hole.
For sounding D8, the fingering is
t 1-3|-5--
Or, half cover the thumb-hole, and fully cover the first, third, and fifth finger-holes.
This note requires a great deal of air support in order to sound properly and is hardly practical on the soprano recorder.
What are the notes for GED blues song recorder?
GED blues notes.... easy indeed! I've quickly learned this in music class, and those notes are easy as 1,2,3!
Okay, so first you hold down the G note. (The first three holes on your recorder) Remember to not blow so hard or too soft!
Next hold down the E key on your recorder. (All of the holes with only ONE)
Then press the D key. (All of them except the last one with two holes, which SHOULD be on a different part of the key)
Then repeat the steps once more.
Do it again.
Now, hold down the same way but backwards. So it's like DEG.
Like I said, it's easy as 1,2,3! I hope this helped.
Where can you find the build sheet in a 1971 El Camino?
Your build sheets can be found:
- On top of your gas tank
- Behind Door Panel
- Inside the seat
- Behind the glovebox
Of course no one elaborates on EXACTLY where it was found!
For bench check the seat bottom and for buckets the seat back.
Apparently the govebox liner must be removed to find that one.
I would also check:
- Under the carpet
- behind the front interior A-pillars
- under the headliner.
There can be up to four build sheets located 1 through 4 above and the body inspection sheet sometimes found in the A-pillar.
I found only a partial sheet on the top driver side of my gas tank.
It was in the same groove as the tank strap except for the fact that it is on the top side of the tank. The straps only hold the tank from the bottom, while the same two channels molded on the upper side fit into the frame.
Unfortunately, there is some kind of tar paper strip they put between the tank and the frame for vibration so much of mine was ruined before I was even born!
So from the top there was body, frame, tar strip, build sheet, and then tank.
The writing was facing up and covered in fine dust a good huff cleared off.
I pried up the scrap that was there and rechecked for any fragments still stuck to the car but there was only a corner with no printing.
You may want to have an assistant peek in as you drop the tank in case half of it gets hung up. Also in case pieces start blowing away down the street.
While searching the net for ways to try to salvage what I have left I found your question. If they can read burnt manuscripts from ancient Rome why can't they clean this up for me?
There are great sources out there like chevelles.com and .net not to mention your local El Camino clubs with old times that might know a great deal but may not be into the whole computer thing.
I have found info in unlikely places. The Buick GS forum for example is full of guys who found build sheets to other cars in their cars or sheets a number or two behind them in the assemblyline. Sometimes several sheets at a time from every car but their own. If twelve cars on the line were ordered with black bench seats, all cars got bench seats but to the line worker it may not have mattered if the seats were mixed up during installation. At least that's how I understand it.
Hopefully you have something worth all the trouble. Those slick flip out razor knives from the local home improvement store make quick work of seats and headliners!
Remember to take photos before you trash everything and before you remove any build sheets as insurance.
Good luck,
Cash
I'm guessing that you mean a Serpentine belt. This is the multi grooved belt that runs the power steering, alternator, waterpump, a/c & other items under the hood. It's called a Serpentine belt because it snakes back & forth around pulleys to run a lot of different items under the hood. It replaced some cars having 2-3 separate belts under the hood.
