Different sections of the song 9:38 d g b a g b 9:48 b a g e d 9:55 d g g b a g b 10:02 a b D 10:09 b DD b a g b 10:16 b a g e d 10:23 d g g b a g b 10:31 b a g

MORE LESSONS!!!!! PLEASE MORE LESSONS! I learned more in your first two lessons than I've learned in two months with other how to books and videos. Thank you SO SO much!

I bought a recorder at the beginning of quarantine and I would love a third lesson (and fourth and so on) please.

@debbieleyva

4 жыл бұрын

me too!!

@derecknoon1263

4 жыл бұрын

Please

@comefondue

4 жыл бұрын

Me too!!! Team Quarantine!

@patrickross1412

2 жыл бұрын

Yesssssssssssss!! Please

@socringmasters

2 жыл бұрын

same for me exept i got my recorder for my birthday

Great! Thank you! This series helped me a lot to get back into recorder playing and my son really loves it. He has a severe mental disability and loves music. Trumpet needs a lot of preparation to start playing but recorder I feel I can pick up and start playing songs, a real advantage of the recorder in my opinion. My boy is constantly asking me to play for him and last weeks I don't have to disappoint him anymore. With trumpet I played for him every day but only after a thorough warmup. The more music my boy gets in his life the more relaxed and happy he is. That is very obvious. It's a long story, but I just wanted to let you know you can really have an impact on people's life with your video's and I for one am grateful. I am now a patreon to be one of hopefully many that support your work.

I think that one of the best parts of this video are the little happy baby squeaks in the background! Thank you for another wonderful tutorial video.

Please don't ever stop making videos! I've learned so much from you. It's very entertaining how you explain things and your enthusiasm and love for the recorder really comes through. I hope you make more lesson videos and more videos in general. 😊

@socringmasters

2 жыл бұрын

Ya she is the best and a while back i could only play one song now i can play millions more

Thank you !! You are wonderful !! I've been struggling with grief and anxiety and your lessons are taking me to a peaceful place.

@Team_Recorder

2 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Hello, escribo desde España, no tengo ni idea de música y encontré la flauta que utilizaba de niña en el colegio. Contigo he vuelto a practicar y me encantan tus clases, eres genial. Aunque no entiendo el inglés soy capaz de seguir tus indicaciones porque tu metodología es muy buena.

Thank you ma'am for lovely classes..🙏 from India🇮🇳(Assam).

I just got my own recorder and this video has really helped me.Your videos make playing the recorder so much easier!!!

Thanks for the second lesson. Hope your do more. I’m an oldie relearning and this time I’m going to have fun. You make me smile and make it fun. Oh just want to say your little future recorder play is adorable.

I'm learning so much from you! Thank you for allowing me to build the confidence in learning to play such a fun instrument

Thanks a lot for new lesson. Couple of days ago I've received my first recorder and the book that you suggested. We'll try to enter your recorder musicians family 😊 Thanks a lot for your channel and all the work you do here!!! 🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤

Hello Sarah, I did like our second lesson! As a curiosity I'll say I've found the sounds you produced when wiggling your fingers over all the holes (2:03) very pleasing to the ears. Little Bodil is growing and she's a beauty :)

Do you really intend to follow up with these lessons? Cause then I'll have something to look up to in consistency...

Heyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!! I got a new soprano recorder yesterday!!!!!!

I have several recorders I bought a couple years ago after not having played since grade school. I got 3 piece beginner Yamaha's in the regular and alto flute and Aulos in the tenor recorder. I grew frustrated and wasn't sure why I couldn't get good sound out of them until I found you. Your positivity about the instrument is infectious and makes me eager to actually master this. I already play the flute since grade school and the pinao too. I've picked my recorders back up and think I might work with them a bit. I might even pick up a good quality plastic aulos bass recorder too.

This may be one of my favorite simple tutorials.

I knew following up with this from the first lesson will be a good idea. I'm sold, wanna learn more :D

you taught me how to play a beautiful song in just one recorder

Awesome! While online schooling my twins, I had to act as teacher assistant. I taught myself to play the recorder, then taught the boys their parts for music class. Fell in love with it! I got an alto (treble?) recorder for Mother's Day (US), and I LOVE IT. Don't have a book yet, but you just taught me to play a favorite song! THANKS.

in my 2nd lesson I had to pause more :D was writing about how great the video was then I saw your great family as well, good job on both :D

I just picked up the recorder for the first time and your vids are amazing ! thanks for the nice and quality lessons ! much love from Iran!

OMG you make me so eager to play!! I love your videos and your skill

A lovely pentatonic tune, sounds great on the bagpipes, too! I half expected a few grace notes, i.e. Throws and Grips, rather than retonguing on some of the repeats, e.g. two sol at the end. ;-) Thank you so much!!!

Song starts at 9:38 for anyone else who's trying to memorize this.

@debbieleyva

3 жыл бұрын

THANKS!

@DwayneCreado

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a ton

Hi Sarah! I enjoyed this video. I have written this beautiful song "Amazing Grace" in the brand new A clef as second lesson. In my new A clef, the D high is the D higher. Now I will go to my practice time.Thank you!

Who knew? I can play the recorder! 😮❤

I just found this channel a few days ago and i really looked forward to more lessons😭

Extremely helpful, thanks so much for making these. And your positiveness make the lesson very entertaining.

please do a third recorder

Can't believe it 😉 you Play good 😘

Please can you make part 3 and another song 😍😍 I love this kind of videos 😍 I actually learned the first one and now I'm learning the second one please make another video 😍❤❤ I really enjoyed these lessons and Learned from them so please make another one and your awesome I just love you soo much ❤😍 your the master of the recorder your queen of music🎶🎵🎼🎼👑

I just watched the first lesson yesterday! Is that some kind of magic?

Thank you for the lesson. My tuba instructor turned me on to your channel. I play both ends of the grand staff and leave the middle for the others to play. ;-) Oh, the recorder fits nicely inside the throat of my tuba so it's easy to carry both around.

2:02 Finally, I now know how to play the Crazy Bus theme.

hi you have really inspired me I used to play with my right hand for b-a-g and now I play with my left-hand because I listened to you

I've been waiting for this🧘‍♂️🧘‍♂️😋

Whaa, I did the first lesson last week, and now the second one is here. How did you know I started last week? XD

Extremely helpful! Thank you.

Thank you Sarah, your lessons are great!!!!!!

Thanks a lot!! I didn't understand properly how to use my tongue to play the recorder, but your two lessons really helped me out. And now that I can hear the difference between with and without, I realize I was doing it wrong. :) Also, thanks for all the tips and advice in your other videos. Greetings!

I watch your first lesson and i learn alot thank you very much and I watch this i learn alot too thank you so much

I love your videos! Im a newbie and i really enjoy learning how to play the recorder. ❤❤

Hi Sarah! You touched on a question I have been wondering about... when to breathe? You mention not interrupting a musical phrase. Does that mean you should breathe at the end of every measure or hold your breath as long as you can and then breathe at the end of a measure? If I wait too long, I find myself then having to take big gulps of air before proceeding! Not very flowy! Thank you!

@nancynewman6592

3 жыл бұрын

Until Sarah can answer I suggest thinking of how you would sing the song, and follow that pattern. If you look up the words, you will see phrases, apply this to your musical phrases. These phrases often last over 4 measures of music, if you know about counting etc. You definitely do not want to notice the breath, so if you gulp, you are waiting too long. Beginners would breathe more often than pros as they get used to pacing their air flow. Since this comment is more than a year after your question I hope someone else helped you out in the interim :)

Extraordinary...

This was fun indeed! Thanks!

I l❤ve this so much!

Thanks so much I really, really wanted to learn how to play flute! Thanks again for your big help. God bless!

I used to play recorder in school.... by ear only..... heard a tune and played it on the recorder. Lost that recorder. Many years later at a balloon fest in Cardiff Castle I purchased a recorder from a huge bin of them for £1. For the past 30 years I've loved it. You've encouraged me to get a better quality one so chosen a yamaha and a couple books to this time try with music. What further advice can you offer please? I'm OK with lesson 1 and 2. Have you done a 3 please. Loving your youtubes. Thanks for sharing

i love you music and thanks for teaching me

this simple song sounds beautiful like hell

It is hard but worth the effort

Amazing Grace. Good one Sarah . I'd like to see some pretty Cheltic ballads that are typically done one the whistle. How about Misty Mountain Cold if you're going to teach some notes on the alto ?

Thank you, I enjoyed that.

9:35 start of song

And I subscribed cuz your awesome please make another videos of this kind and teach us another song queen❤❤

Thank you! I am trying to learn the notes.

Excellent teaching! (I am a pro - - -) Very very very good in every aspect !! Fun to watch! :D

Cool! Thanks for the new lesson

Thank you so much I learned now

Please make more! 🙏🙏🙏

Hi Sarah what is the best type of wood for recorder making , l recently bought one made of maple but I wasn't very impressed with the sound .

Hi Sarah, Do you know if they make Glow-in-the-Dark Soprano Recorders in the UK? Happy New Year/2024. Thank you

Best wooden soprano recorder not priced for professional for advanced beginner/early intermediate player? I have a Yamaha plastic soprano already. thanks

Hi Ms. Jeffrey, I have bought my 1st Suzuki Soprano Recorder today ..... Started learning as well..... Please post your video for learning Octaves

You begin lesson 2 and then you hear this 3:05 and then you are like “damn, I wish I could play like that!”

this is so easy

Yes it's very great. I learned a lot. May I know what's the title of the song you just played?

Nice lesson!

More! ⭐️⭐️

I would like to learn Sarah. Thank you!

Can you please do a third lesson?

Hello Sarah! how to remember the length of all notes in this song? is it only by practicing playing the song numerous times or you actually have to count for how many seconds to hold the note?

Hi I am a Beginner and love playing but my fingers hurt and stiffen up a bit when I play. After about 30 mins my left ring finger feels like rubber. I have played piano for many years and never had this. What might I be doing wrong and what can I do to play with more curved fingers. Thanks.

More lessons pls

Could you do a video on recorder emergency kits (stuff a working recorder player needs on them). Many thanks

@Team_Recorder

5 жыл бұрын

Ooh, I am intrigued! What exactly do you mean..?

@collinmccookcomposer

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder 😂 I didn’t expect this idea to truly be picked up. Umm... like recorder maintenance things and emergency items (cork grease, etc.) that you’ll need at concerts, or other performances.

is our third lesson coming

I dont even have a recorder but the recorder is so relaxing so im using it for bed.

Me : Im Bored... Also Me: *See's recorder from 3 years ago in my closet* Me: Perfect Let's Learn Something *Useless*

@ucthanhvu7953

4 жыл бұрын

bruh mine is 2 years :)

@E.V.A.444

4 жыл бұрын

That is nothing mine is 6 years old

9:39 start of play along

Hi Could I ask you if you have any tips to help the little girl I look after age 8, find the experience of her first exam level 1, Less stressful,.

I love recorder

Video idea: federico el grande and his studies :"3

Why do you use left hand on top? At one time I learned C scale with right hand on top

amazing!

Hi, i was wondering why the notes e and d are good then they turn squeaky on my recorder.. is it just my recorder or something else? Any one know?

the word 'recorder' has to do with birds - and the first of these exercises prove it! "Therfore first recorde thou, as birde within a cage, … thy tunes tempring longe, And then … forth with thy pleasaunt songe" --1518 "I recorde as yonnge byrdes do" - 1530 "The lark is mery and records her notes." -1595

Cool

This is of when you pass the first recorder playing in a silly shop

Hi Sara! I've been playing the recorder for a while but , it frustrates me because it's hard for me to play 8 and 16 notes. How can I improve

you are the best

Why not create a course at Udemy?

@k.powers9357

4 жыл бұрын

Very good idea. I've learned a lot from there. :-)

I'm loving your tutorials and am having great fun learning the recorder! I purchased an inexpensive wooden model made by Hohner (like under $30 US) and I find that after a half hour or so of practicing, I get horrid squealing when I try to play any notes requiring the fourth or fifth holes. Is this normal for a new instrument (I've had it less than a week)? It's definitely not my fingering as it's perfectly fine for the first half an hour or so, and the squealing occurs no matter how hard or soft I blow. This has happened each day I've had it so far.

@PaoloFraniTroutandOutdoor

4 жыл бұрын

To me it looks like some moisture take form into the head piece while playing, try clean it!

nice, but i think people in comment section should view mr.hines videos too. its really underrated.

please I love teno recorder

Ma'am, your baby is so sweet.

1:38 That sounds a lot like the intro to the song “Over the Rainbow" composed by Harold Arlen with lyrics by Yip Harburg, and sung by Judy Garland in the 1939 movie "The Wizard of Oz.” 3:42 That sounds a lot like the intro to the English nursery rhyme, “Three Blind Mice.” 😉

Hi Sarah! Thanks for this. I've been playing since 1977 (no lessons or method book, for years; just followed the fingering chart in a book from the library), so it's nice going thru actual lessons (even though thru your vids and method books over the years I know most of what you say here, lol). Anyway, I had to get a full denture plate for my uppers about a year ago and have noticed that even with conscious trying not to bite the beak (I know!) it's easy to avoid now, because when I don't have my teeth in, there's nothing to bite WITH, haha. All in all, NOT a method to curb biting that I would suggest for anyone, LOL.

Sara, you give private classes online? Greetings from Mexico