However, for several reasons including accounting for differences in learning styles, being able to provide students with a reference to consult for fingerings when you are not there, and (important) being able to verbally describe fingerings, it is necessary to have a system.
My impression is that most elementary school music teachers haven’t actually studied recorder for its own sake (e.g taken lessons, played in a consort or performed solo recitals on recorder, etc.). I thought about the topic of this post recently when I remembered that I have never encountered middle or high school students that had been taught recorder in elementary school (by someone other than me) who were familiar with this system.Īnyone who has stood before a group of children, each of whom holds a recorder in their hands, and tried to get them to all play the same note knows that the primary means for making sure everyone is playing the same fingering is to show them yourself on the instrument in your hands. I hope that this brief post will be helpful to those teaching recorder in elementary school who have little or no background with the instrument as players themselves. Playing recorder with Blue Rock School students, 1991 The South African Society of Music Teachers.The Gordon Institute for Music Learning.The Association for Popular Music Education (US).The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.Scottish Association for Music Education.Organization of American Kodály Educators.National Association for Music Education (US).Music Teachers National Association (US).International Society for Music Education.
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I recommend you use a translucent recorder when you show your students.ĭon't forget to download the free song I've posted. ✫ crisp images (still gorgeous when using an "economy ink" setting)Ī "Teacher Key" is also included. ✫ all note names and a duplicate with no note names ✫ fun fingering for natural and enharmonic recorder notes Recorder Fingering Chart - Middle C to E5
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