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GUIDE ON HOW TO PLAY THE RECORDER - A simplified beginner's guide on learning the basics of playing the recorder and become a pro in no time - cover

GUIDE ON HOW TO PLAY THE RECORDER - A simplified beginner's guide on learning the basics of playing the recorder and become a pro in no time

Frank Shawn

Publisher: BookRix

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Summary

The recorder is a woodwind musical instrument that was popular as early as the 14th century. It produces a soft, flute-like sound. Compared to other instruments, the recorder is relatively easy to play, making it a great first instrument for kids or novice musicians. They come in many different colors and sizes to fit you. Recorders are a good stepping stone to harder blowing instruments that are held vertically, such as oboe or clarinet.
Knowing how to play the recorder is essential to know how to play the recorder notes.
We are going to give a series of explanations and also we are going to accompany them with some illustrative pictures.
In this book "GUIDE ON HOW TO PLAY THE RECORDER" you will learn everything that is needed to play the recorder even as a complete novice. If you are truly interested in playing this lovely musical instrument, simply purchase your recorder and a copy of this book and become a pro in playing the recorder.
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Available since: 02/27/2023.
Print length: 14 pages.

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