Learn Recorder | Learn how to play recorder with online lessons
Your online Recorder Teacher. Your online recorder teacher. Together we'll achieve your musical goals. We play every step together. Perhaps you've never played before. Or you play now, …
Recorder Lessons
Recorder Lessons. The recorder lessons are here. If you're new, start with the Level 1 Introduction for the first steps on how to play. Otherwise, just choose the lesson which …
Introducing the Recorder | Learn Recorder
A world of exquisite music like this is at your fingertips. Quite literally. These lessons will bring it to you. Now we begin. These lessons are for the alto, or treble recorder. The reason: most …
How to Play the Recorder
Recorder playing involves breath, fingers, tongue, ears, eyes. And the heart. We detail each in turn. Breath. Your breath makes the recorder sound. All recorder music, good and bad, comes …
tenor introducing the recorder
This is from an 18th century sonata by Jean Baptiste Loeillet de Gant. You'll meet him again near the end of the course. A world of exquisite music like this is at your fingertips. Quite literally. …
Recorder Music Library
Recorder Music Library. Here you'll find recorder music, from preliminary to advanced. Read it from your screen, or print it out. For each level, the easier tunes are the ones on the left. There …
Recorder Teachers
The recorder lessons on this site help those without the means or time to find a teacher. However nothing replaces a skilled live instructor. However nothing replaces a skilled live instructor. In …
2 First Tenor Notes - Learn Recorder
Now for our first note. Place your left thumb (LTh) over the single hole on the recorder bottom, the left index finger (L1) on the first hole on the top. Support the recorder with your right thumb …
How it works - Learn Recorder
We teach both soprano (descant) and alto (treble recorder). The course has two levels. Level 1: here you learn to read music, and play your first "octave". Each lesson adds a new music …
Twin Cities Recorder Guild
Based in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota, the Twin Cities Recorder Guild meets once per month. There is a music library and a regular newsletter. Local Teachers