Nine-Note Recorder Method

~ Learn the 9 easiest notes to play
UP or Down? Where to Go After B, A, G
NEW: Large fingering charts for classrooms

~ Built-in music stand for desktop use

~Fold-out fingering charts; quick reference
Free fingering charts for classroom display with order

~ Features 147 songs, including over 50 duets
Twice the material of other methods
Multicultural--1/3 songs are non-Western
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~ Standard music notation in large print
Learn and apply music reading skills
Free rhythm lessons and sound files

~ Designed for classrooms and homes
Meets National Music Education Standards

~ Free midi files
Listen to songs or make a play-along CD

~ Recommended by teachers and parents
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~ Volume discounts of 40-60% off

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A PDF of the complete method will be e-mailed to you so you can determine if this is the best recorder method for your needs. This method is used in teacher training programs as well as in public and private schools.

Supplemental books teach the rest of the notes. Learn to play alto, tenor and bass recorders.
Form a recorder consort for fine arts credit.
Available with reproducing rights for as little as $25.

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