Recorder From The Beginning: Recorder And Ukulele Duets can be enjoyed both as a standalone collection of songs and as a companion to the best-selling Recorder From The Beginning teaching method. Specially written for young players, this songbook is full of fun pieces carefully arranged for Recorders and Ukuleles to play together. New Recorder notes and Ukulele chords are introduced gradually and each tune is accompanied by useful performance tips, making this book ideal for home and classroom use. Song List: - Ade zur guten Nacht - Amazing Grace - Cameron’s Spaceship - Cascadura Beguine - Chelsea Pensioners - Cielito Lindo - Cudelia Brown - Dear Liza - Dinosaur Stomp - Engine Number Nine - Harrison's Rag - Hollow Elm Tree - Karlino Polka - Little Red Wagon - Manx Lullaby - Michael Finnigan - My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean - Old Macdonald - Oxford Street Rag - Portugese Dance - Ragtime - Santa Lucia - Skip To My Lou - Star Of County Down - Tango Zanjitas - The Animals Went In Two By Two - The Ash Grove - The Gospel Train - The Lorelei - Two Little Angels - Waikaremoana - Wheelie Bin Tango - When The Saints Go Marching - Who Built The Ark? - Witch, Witch - Ye Banks And Braes - Zinga Za Samba

Finally, a recorder book with appeal to kids that focuses on fundamentals taught through songs that young people love to play. Author Larry E. Newman (The Recorder Fun Book) created this book to be used as a first year beginning method or as a second year review and continuing book for the progressing intermediate student. The book is crammed with tons of musical examples, scales, arpeggios, songs, solos, duets and trios plus dozens of fun, kid-centered illustrations. There are play-a-long mp3s available to help motivate students and make playing fun. This book makes a great follow-up to The Recorder Fun Book since the first part of the book provides lots of review and the remainder of the book introduces new notes and concepts. With more than one-hundred pages, this book has it all.

Recorder From The Beginning: Pupil's Book 1 (2004 Edition) is the full-colour revised edition of John Pitts' best-selling recorder course. The eight extra pages in Book 1 have allowed for some new tunes and rounds, whilst retaining the well-known favourites that have helped to make the scheme such an enduring success. This is the book we all learned from as children and is still, successfully, teaching today's youth how to play the Recorder.

DK's How to Play the Recorder is a highly visual and user-friendly guide for anyone learning to play the recorder on their own, and it is also a perfect companion to recorder lessons. The book is structured in a way that challenges readers without overwhelming them. Notes are clearly introduced at appropriate stages with specially selected musical pieces that provide context and a sense of achievement. A range of useful hints and tips offer additional guidance and encouragement.

This marvelous collection of original recorder pieces is accompanied by guitar and drum. The rousing recorder parts are appropriate for upper elementary school through adult level players. Many of the guitar chord progressions are standard and are all playable by teachers using basic chords. The enclosed CD includes all parts. Each piece has Teaching Process Suggestions that provide new insights into teaching recorder. There are ideas for directed listening, improvisation, visuals, and movement. Students are given opportunities to explore their own creativity as they develop their musicianship. Fully reproducible, the 15 captivating songs are performance-tested and powerfully engaging. They will add spice to any program. This book is a superb choice for any classroom. Recommended for grades five and up.

"Aimed at complete beginners, children can easily follow the clear and simple diagrams and photos to learn their first notes, play fun tunes and gain confidence playing their first recorder! This great beginner's book also provides a great introduction to reading and playing music, includes a fun pull-out Wall Chart to help with practice, and will have kids playing their first tunes in no time." --P. [4] of cover.