Recorder (instrument)

First, is the B note, you hold the thumb and the first dot with left hand and blow. Next is A, You do a B but dont blow. Add another Finger which makes you hold thumb,B, and the the next note at the same time. Next G, Do an A but add the next finger. Then E Hold the G note, and add 2 more fingers. D, Do and E and add one finger. C', Hold thumb and only press down on the 2nd hole. The D', is the same thing, but you let go of the thumb. Finally, The F, You do a D and let go of the 4th hole. So in total, 8 notes.

press B under and B on top then th dont know the rest sorry

Welll I only ca do the first five notes but here is to get you started off... gg e g d

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If you have a mac, you just go to imovie and right click your video and then hit clip adjustments and audio adjustments

Put your thumb on the back of the recorder..then put your middle finger on the second hole of the recorder..C that's it..=)

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

how to play America the beautiful

no even a two year old could play it if he knew what buttons to press

to press or even more younger

It starts off with DGF#GAGBBCAEAAGG

MakingMusicFun.net features a collection of free sheet music for the recorder in the Free Sheet Music section of the website. In the Free Video Lesson section of the website you can find step-by-step lessons to help you learn several of the songs. See link below

Middle finger on the second hole and no thumb

practice your dance moves by saying them out loud

Playing Fur-Elise with a wooden instrument would need an accompaniment--preferably from a string orchestra. A keyboard accompaniment may not be used as it is a work for solo piano. An interesting alternative would be to transcribe it to a woodwind quartet or quintet.

B b g d c b a

b b g b a c b b g d

c b a e b b b a g

b b g d c b a

b b g b a c b b g d

c b a e b b b a g g g

no, the recorder has 5 notes and the trumpet has only three.

to play a flat you move your finger one chromatic half step down from the original natural note, or one half step higher from the natural note one full step from original note (this is called an enharmonic, two different ways to play the same pitched note, example G-sharp is the same as A-flat)

if you meant actually playing A-flat on the cello, you can use a low first finger on G or a high fourth finger on D (if in 1st position)

the mouth piece is the part of a recorder that vibrates

The recorder notes for "Three Blind Mice" are similar, though not identical, to the notes for "Hot Cross Buns". The notes for "Three Blind Mice", played in G Major, are the following:

B A G B A G

D' C' C' B D' C' C' B

D' G' G' F#' E' F#' G' D' D'

D' G' G' F#' E' F#' G' D' D'

D' D' G' G' F#' E' F' G' D' D' D'

C' B A G

The apostrophes next to the note names denote notes in the second octave available on the descant recorder.

Recorder karate is something you do in school starting at 3rd grade. If you want to know how to play the recorder.

When you do recorder karate you play a song and if you play the song right on the recorder, then you will get a white belt from your music teacher.

Then on the second song if you play the song right you will get a yellow belt

It is called recorder karate because you can get a belt every time you play a song right kinda like karate!

I am in 3rd grade that is how i know this.

the chorus is .....GGABG CCCBA BBBAG AABAGF#G GGAGF#G GGAGF#G GAGF#G ABA on the second chorus u dont do ABA u hold G for 4 beats

a recorder is made of wood and sometimes plastic

G g g g g a g low dddd ba BBC g e d bg ee gg