Feb 1, 2023 · Do you want to refine your recorder teaching for young kids? The recorder is a staple of the elementary music curriculum for the past 50 years, and there are many methods and books out …

Jan 5, 2026 · Gently push and twist the 3 pieces of the recorder together. Recorders usually come in three parts: the head (the top part which has the mouthpiece), the body (the middle part with finger …

Sep 19, 2022 · There are many different methods of beginning a student’s journey on the recorder. One can begin on A and high C, B-A-G, or even E-D-C. In truth, a students’ journey must begin far before …

These basic Recorder Rules are great for any age or classroom. ...

Playing the recorder is easy once you master the basics of fingering, blowing and tonguing. Click on the following hyperlinks if you are already familiar with the basics and are looking for tips on stopping …

Blow Gently What do you need to know from what we've learned to play recorder? 1. How to read rhythms 2. How to read treble clef notes 3. How to use correct posture.

Lesson: -Break into groups and discuss why we follow each rule -Chant the rules -Play recorder -Enjoy, copy the link, and share with the group for at home practice!

Learn how to play the recorder with tips on holding, blowing, finger placement, and advanced techniques.

Apr 5, 2023 · I can’t tell you how many times a recorder has been lost with no bag, and I’m thankful that they are engraved! Now that the recorders are labeled, we review the recorder rules and procedures.

I’m talking about How to Play the recorder and today we’ll go over breathing and support, and posture while sitting and standing. The recorder is a member of the wind instrument family, so it is essential …