Songboek voor Sopraanblokfluit 62 Traditionele Engelse stukken gearrangeerd voor blokfluit Onder redactie van Peter Bowman Met akkoorden Gemakkelijke tot gemiddelde moeilijkheidsgraad Uit de serie ''Schott World Music'' ISBN 9781847614988, ISMN 9790220138317, uitgeversnummer ED 13567D Formaat: DIN A4 44 Pagina's Incl. download van demo-opnames Leverbaar sinds Januari 2022 artikelnummer 535076 verkoopseenheid 1 stuk Level Of Difficulty Light-Medium With Chords Yes Bonus Audio Yes with piano accompaniment No For Alto Recorder No for Soprano Recorder Yes Duo No Trio No Quartet No Blues No Soundtrack/Musical No Folklore/Traditionals Yes Jazz No Nursey Rhymes No Classical Music No Latin No Golden Oldies, Evergreens No Pop No Rock No Schlager/Volksmusik No Christmas Songs No Funk/Soul No Collection of miscellaneous Genres No
This usable set is a sample of materials in my Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method. The method contains a teacher manuel, student book, and fingering chart posters. It does not include slideshows or worksheets. This sample includes a how to, one Ta TiTi/Sol Mi folk song to teach including a teacher page, a student page, a slideshow practice set and worksheet for the folk song "No Robbers". The Recorder Method that uses what the kids already know! Solfege & Rhythm! A perfect way to introduce instruments into a Kodály-Aspiring Classroom. Download the previews of the method to see the full teacher and student books. How this recorder method works: It seems like there is always one. There is that one student that can’t play the recorder pieces because they can’t hear how it is ‘supposed to sound’. They are frustrated, and you are frustrated for them. This method uses what they already know: solfege and rhythm syllables. Focusing on introduction of the fingering instead of the note name helps students understand by using a known concept instead of the idea of note names which can be very abstract for some kids. This system lends itself well to a ‘belt’ system too if you wish. Each belt would be at the completion of a concept/set of concepts. Some concepts are grouped together, others appear separate. The rhythmic concepts are not emphasized in this system, however the first few are introduced with the solfege to review. Some rhythmic elements are not introduced in sequence to ensure that folk songs deal with only the solfege elements that have been introduced already. All solfege elements are practiced with 5 songs, rhythmic elements do not always have 5. Before students play each song, make sure they have been introduced to every concept in the song. I’ve included other musical elements such as repeats, anacrusis, ties, rounds, and time signature changes. Many of these do not happen until the later concepts when the children are more comfortable with the mechanics. In addition to being relatable concepts, this system also relies on widely known folk songs. This is also to help those kids that just need to hear it to play it as a beginner. Students can still practice at home once they have sung the songs in class but this must occur before they bring it home to practice. This method doesn’t deal with moveable do, or key signatures so that students can truly relate the solfege they know to the notes they are playing. Due to Do being fixed at C, low la and low sol do not appear but will be introduced in level 2 of the series when key changes and chromatics are introduced. If you’ve prepped them that do moves with other activities, it won’t be an issue later on if you don’t get to level 2. Also, if you work in district that utilizes fixed do in upper choral classes, they’ll have an advantage! Fingering charts do not include the letter names, but rather, a line for kids to write it in once they have learned it. Download the preview to see the Teacher Manual and the Student Book. Kodaly Concepts Covered in the following order: Sol/Mi & Ta/Ti-Ti (So/Mi option included) La & Ta Rest Do & Half Note Re Tika-Tika Ti Rest & Ti-Tika Tika-Ti Ti (Single Eighth Note) High Do & Split Ti-Ti Fa Syncopa Tam Ti Ti Tam Ti Half Rest & Tim-ka Read more about the curriculum here: Kodaly Recorder Blog Post Resources for the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method The Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Method Level One The Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Practice Set {Sol/Mi} {Ta/TiTi} Worksheets {Sol/Mi} {Ta TiTi} Check out the sample pack of the Kodály-Aspiring Recorder Love the Kodaly recorder? Check out my Folk Song Files for the Kodály Classroom ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ Facebook Pinterest Twitter Mrs. Stouffer's Blog Questions? Email me at [email protected]
Algemeen In dit boek - Easy Pop Melodies for recorder - vind je de partituur van maar liefst 50 bekende pophits, uitgeschreven voor blokfluit (maar uiteraard ook bruikbaar voor andere instrumenten of zang). De teksten en akkoorden van alle liedjes staan er ook bij, dus je kan zelfs met de hele band aan de slag met dit boek. Alle nummers zijn bekende hits uit verschillende periodes en stijlen: van “All my loving” van The Beatles tot “Viva la vida” van Coldplay. Uren speelplezier verzekerd!
There's more to the instrument than "Mary Had A Little Lamb.”
Bohemian Rhapsody - C Instrument sheet music by Queen arranged for Flute or Violin or Oboe or Recorder. Instrumental Part, and Instrumental Solo in Bb Major. SKU: MN0168042
Do you want to learn my heart will go on recorder notes ? Come in if you want to play this romantic song on the recorder.【Titanic recorder sheet music】
I am the type of teacher who uses recorders with my students throughout the year. Sometimes we use the recorders every lesson for several classes in a row; sometimes we don’t. Because I use my recorders in this way, asking the children to take them home and bring them back each class does not work
This melody is within the recorder songs with notes, B, A, G, is ideal for the initiation of children.We have made an arrangement only with easy notes, they are all quarter notes.
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Sit down with your child and learn about the history of the recorder, then color in the picture.
Teaching Recorder: Top Tips. Organized Chaos. Compilation of all of the best ideas and tips for teaching recorder. Tips for getting a recorder program started, which instruments to buy, organization tips, teaching strategies, lesson plans, and more.
This Recorder fingering chart is based on the soprano recorder. We are going to study first the natural notes and then in another table we are going to present you the altered notes, that is to say, the sharp notes and flats notes.
Do you want to learn baby Shark with your recorder right now, come in and easily learn this simple song. ☝️Baby shark is an ideal song for recorder beginners, only with the notes B A G.
How to play Despacito on Recorder. This is a song worth studying with the recorder for all it can bring us. It is a modern recorder song ideal for young people.This incredible success of the singer Luis Fonsi can be pla
FREE recorder resources such as sheet music, worksheets and video lessons to help make music fun and engaging! Easy Music Workshop
Like all preteens, my 5th graders are obsessed with the cup song. We just finished learning middle C on the soprano recorder, so I came up with this simplified arrangement of the the melody. Befor…
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Once popular during the Renaissance era, the recorder has gained popularity throughout schools as an introductory instrument that is easy to play and gives students their first foray into music theory. Although a recorder never needs to be tuned, it does require practice and patience from the student. For educators, ...
After teaching a year of recorder, I learned alot! My 4th graders exceeded my expectations with the amount of skills they mastered. 5th grad...
Klassieke Bladmuziek voor Blokfluit 21 Klassieke stukken voor 1 tot 2 altblokfluiten Onder redactie van Hans Magolt en Rainer Butz Gemakkelijke moeilijkheidsgraad ISBN 9783795725365, ISMN 9790001215497, uitgeversnummer ED 9575D Formaat: 19 x 28,2 cm 24 Pagina's Incl. download met demo- en play-along-opnamen Leverbaar sinds Mei 2007 artikelnummer 115745 verkoopseenheid 1 stuk For Alto Recorder Yes Soprano Recorder No Composer Miscellaneous Renaissance No Baroque No Classical Music No Romantic No Collections from different eras Yes with piano accompaniment Yes Duo Yes Trio No Quartett No Level Of Degree Easy-Intermediate With Bonus Audio/Video Yes
Baroque soprano recorder after Stanesby by Fred Morgan. Photo published under a CC license. Download link — A project by Vicente Parrilla.
The Silent Night recorder notes, in the soprano recorder, are distributed in the range of approximately one octave. The lowest note we have to play is a low C and the highest is a high F. It is not a difficult song since the beginning is quite simple and will encourage us to continue until the most complicated part that will be the one to reach the sharp notes that partially cover the back hole.
Do you want to learn how to play ODE TO JOY on the recorder ? Learn this and more songs, learn all the notes of the recorder
Do you want to learn my heart will go on recorder notes ? Come in if you want to play this romantic song on the recorder.【Titanic recorder sheet music】
This Recorder fingering chart is based on the soprano recorder. We are going to study first the natural notes and then in another table we are going to present you the altered notes, that is to say, the sharp notes and flats notes.
With this lesson you will be able to learn the song when the saints go marching in with your recorder. Enter if you want to learn it easily! Free!
This melody is within the recorder songs with notes, B, A, G, is ideal for the initiation of children.We have made an arrangement only with easy notes, they are all quarter notes.
Recorders are such a huge part of elementary music. This anchor chart set is a nice colorful touch for the classroom. Posters include: Practice Tips, Squeaking? (Tips), Recorder Reminders, Charts for fingerings: Low C, Low D, E, F, F#, G, A, B, High C, High D, High E, High F. Include the fingering, letter name, and note on the staff. Two style posters: Traditional recorders, Recorders with a smiley face. Fingering Charts colors are the same rainbow pattern as color coded-instruments. You might enjoy: Solfege Charts Recorder Resources ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. ☺ Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches • Look for the green star next to my store logo and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive email updates about this store. ☺ For more details, visit my blog: Mrs. Stouffer's Blog For information about specials and freebies you can follow me or "like" Facebook Questions? Email me at [email protected]
Tips for teaching posture, breath support, and articulation on the recorder in the elementary music classroom.
