Easy Color Method: Play recorder! Easy Songs for Beginners

Jessica Whitehorne Easy Color Method Play recorder! Easy Songs for Beginners Playing recorder is easier than you might think-you’ll be astonished by your fast progress! This book is written for the complete beginner: you don’t need any previous knowledge and you don’t have to read music! Instead, you’ll be playing by easy letter names and colors. This is a great, simple and fast way of learning for anybody who doesn’t want to read music to play his favorite recorder songs. The letter names used in this book are the same as in standard notation, while the colors will be a great help memorizing the fingering for the notes. You can play by letter names, colors or a combination of both. All songs have been arranged for easy playing-you only need these eight notes to play all the songs in this book: C-D-E-F-G-A-B-c. What’s more, each song features the fingering diagrams needed right next to the song-no annoying page turning! Fingering chart included All you need is your recorder and just a little bit of motivation and practice and your first recital for family and friends is just a few minutes away. Songs – All night, all day – A-tisket, a-tasket – Baa, baa, black sheep – Brahms’ lullaby – Camptown races – Cock a doodle doo – Cotton-eyed Joe – Here we go looby loo – Hickety, pickety, my black hen – Hickory, dickory dock – Humpty Dumpty – Hush, little baby – Jingle bells – Lavender’s blue – Little Bo-Peep – Little Polly Flinders – London Bridge is falling down – Mary had a little lamb – Mary, Mary – Oh! Susanna – Old MacDonald had a farm – One elephant went out to play – Over in the meadow – Over the river and through the woods – Pop! Goes the weasel – Row, row, row your boat – Rub-a-dub-dub – The Alphabet song – This little light of mine – This little pig went to market – Twinkle, twinkle, little star – Up on the housetop