High C On A Recorder at Nick Gossett blog

High C On A Recorder. In this video we learn the basics of what a scale is and our first scale, the c major scale. So now, let’s start with the high notes and concretely let’s learn the high c in recorder! In this lesson, we’ll learn two new notes: Here are basic fingering charts for soprano (or tenor) and alto recorder: Then we can play two “c’s” on our recorder, one low and one more. How to play high c (c’) and high d (d’). The next note we are going to learn is high c (sometimes written as c' to show that it is an octave higher than middle c). 0:17 music under a minute0:40 high c & echoing1:41treble clef. There are times when the soprano recorder's lowest c is sounded an octave too high, even when the hole on the underside is completely covered. High c (c’) and high d (d). Soprano (tenor) recorder fingering chart. The higher notes, c and above for the alto, g and above for the soprano won't sound properly if the breath pressure is too little. Treble clef, staff, and high c in this video!

The higher notes, c and above for the alto, g and above for the soprano won't sound properly if the breath pressure is too little. So now, let’s start with the high notes and concretely let’s learn the high c in recorder! In this lesson, we’ll learn two new notes: In this video we learn the basics of what a scale is and our first scale, the c major scale. Soprano (tenor) recorder fingering chart. Treble clef, staff, and high c in this video! 0:17 music under a minute0:40 high c & echoing1:41treble clef. The next note we are going to learn is high c (sometimes written as c' to show that it is an octave higher than middle c). High c (c’) and high d (d). How to play high c (c’) and high d (d’).

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High C On A Recorder High c (c’) and high d (d). So now, let’s start with the high notes and concretely let’s learn the high c in recorder! In this lesson, we’ll learn two new notes: Treble clef, staff, and high c in this video! The higher notes, c and above for the alto, g and above for the soprano won't sound properly if the breath pressure is too little. The next note we are going to learn is high c (sometimes written as c' to show that it is an octave higher than middle c). Then we can play two “c’s” on our recorder, one low and one more. High c (c’) and high d (d). Soprano (tenor) recorder fingering chart. There are times when the soprano recorder's lowest c is sounded an octave too high, even when the hole on the underside is completely covered. Here are basic fingering charts for soprano (or tenor) and alto recorder: In this video we learn the basics of what a scale is and our first scale, the c major scale. 0:17 music under a minute0:40 high c & echoing1:41treble clef. How to play high c (c’) and high d (d’).