High D on Recorder How to play it FREE 【SONGS】
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D Note on Recorder How to play it Learn Recorder Songs
In this recorder lesson we are going to learn how to play the D note on the recorder. What is D on the recorder? To do this, we must cover all the holes in our recorder except the one that …
Recorder Basics - C & High D - YouTube
2011年11月10日 · Mr. Barnes shows you how to play 3rd space C and 4th line D (the high one!). He also plays part of "When the Saints Go Marching In."
Recorder Lesson 6 with Mr. Hines | High-D-High, Low-D-Low
Learn how to play high D and low D on a soprano recorder. This lesson has 2 sections: Part 1-Learning the Notes, Part 2-Learning the Music (9:40).Music for t...
Learning low D, High D and F# on the recorder - YouTube
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r/Recorder on Reddit: Is it supposed to be difficult to play higher ...
2022年5月9日 · High notes should be easy, albeit high C will be slightly finicky on any recorder. If you're having trouble with everything above second G, I wouldn't hesitate to blame the …
High D on Tenor Recorder - Music: Practice & Theory Stack Exchange
2013年2月6日 · The high D is actually pretty easy on my tenor (Rottenburgh). You have to pinch the thumb hole (covering somewhere around half of it) and then four of the first six top holes, …
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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. In particular high D and F for the alto (A and C for the soprano) …
High C' and D' - Mr. A's Recorder Lessons
Your right thumb should be supporting the recorder the same way as it does when you play G, A and B. This is High D (written as D' as it is an Octave higher than Low D). D' is one of the …
D Sharp on Recorder 【All Recorder Notes】【SONGS】
Welcome, now let’s learn how to play D-sharp on the recorder. We have to keep in mind that the note D sharp is in enharmonic with the note E-flat. Therefore we should write the notes even if …