Nine-Note Recorder Method

“This is certainly the most student-friendly recorder tutor
I have come across...
An excellent resource for classroom teachers
...High quality resource... Definitely recommended.”
–Geoffrey Allen, from an American Recorder Society Magazine review
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~ 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.
Free with order: 16-page Recorder Exercises

~ Features 147 songs, with over 50 duets
2-4 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

~ Green alternative: Project a PDF version

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

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

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The Quick Nine-Note Recorder Method


	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.




	Recorders in the Classroom . Detailed overview of method. Info: recorders and playing. Print the first 5 pages--FREE. Read reviews Learn to play tenor recorder using The Nine-Note Recorder Method. See more instruments in the recorder family.