How to Play the Recorder: A Beginner's Guide to Learn to Play the Recorder with Follow Along Audio Examples
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Description
🎶 Unlock your inner musician—start your recorder journey today!
- COMPACT PORTABLE - 100-page paperback format fits easily in your bag for learning on the go.
- TRUSTED BY THOUSANDS - 4.3-star rating from 439 music enthusiasts and learners worldwide.
- AUDIO ENHANCED LEARNING - Follow along with included audio examples to perfect your tone and timing.
- MASTER THE BASICS WITH EASE - Clear, concise instructions designed for absolute beginners.
- PERFECT FOR MILLENNIAL CREATIVES - Unlock your musical potential and join a vibrant community of recorder players.
How to Play the Recorder by Jason Randall is a 100-page beginner’s guide featuring step-by-step instructions and follow-along audio examples. This paperback is designed to help new players quickly learn the recorder, supported by a strong 4.3-star rating from over 400 users, making it a trusted resource for aspiring musicians.
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| Best Sellers Rank | #66,050 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #46 in Woodwind Instruments #24,446 in Textbooks & Study Guides |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 438 Reviews |
Reviews
A**R
How to Play the Recorder
Seems a good book - lets see how it goes in the next few months.
S**E
This light is very useful
Was great for my study room
M**E
useless
I really hate to throw away books but this one ended up in the trash bin, sadly. It doesn't even mention wether the fingering charts correspond to German or Baroque, and contains mistakes here and there. It is not progressive at all and goes from playing boring two-note suites to complex exercices out of the blue. Explanations are irrelevant and totally useless.
A**Y
For a serious student
It is a good book for someone who has a desire to become a serious student of the instrument, in that it more than succeeds. I would get a real beginners book use it and then immediately move to this one when you finished it. Have it on hand to move up. There is a lot of information before the music so before you switch from the really basic book you can read the first part and do the exercises.
S**.
For various ages
Very nice beginner book. Simple instructions for many ages to learn.
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