@darlalovly That's the start of the Allemande in the Bach Partita, BWV 1013. Since it's transposed up a minor 3rd for the alto recorder to c, the first measure is c7.
LOL!!!! i took recorder classes in 4th and fifth grade!!! it is SOOO easy to learn!!!!! it took me only 5 minuets to learn some note's and even a song!!!!!
@kikook222 because they are easy to learn. Even the teachers who never learned before they have to teach it can usually learn it.. if you have any coordination and musical ear, you can probably play it.
@pete275 If you can play an instrument(and play music) you are a musician. That is like saying since I am in middle school and play the clarinet, though a bit airy, I am not a musician.
I have toyed with the idea of making my own recorder. Wood turning is something I have not got around to doing yet. (I do fine woodwork). It is truly a work of art demonstrated by this fine craftsman. My recorders come from Germany (moeck mullenhour) it would be interesting if this artist would visit the places in Germany to see how they make the recorders there. A recorder player I think Jillian White was talking about having recorders made in Eastern Australia.
@ChristianRusten I use a plastic Yamaha, sounds about as good as a wooden one. I think wood sounds a bit better, but it takes more efforts to take care of it, also with wood the sound gets better if you use it regularly (Due to moisture) but if you stop using it for a while, then you have to start using it again for a while to remoisturing it. (Did I just make up that last word? :p)
@CutieAngelGirl3 to me, the sound are the same whether it's plastic or wood, lol. becuz flute or recorder sound comes from air and cutting not material. wooden is just feels more expensive.
Very cool video, I have all I need including a lathe. The only thing I'm missing now are the specs for drilling the finger holes.
That seems to be the big secret that no one wants to share. Manufacturing recorders for sale is beyond most people. I just want to make one or two of my own to pass down to my kids.
A good professional quality Alto will set you back about $1,200. A Bass about twice that. And a soprano about $1,000. You can get a very good quality soprano for about $300. if you're a true musician you can certainly tell the difference.
good to see a much undervalued instrument under construction - though I could have done without the background muzak during the commentary. It made it sound like one of those boooring introductions to some dubious product on a shopping channel.
A good treble (alto) recorder will cost upwards of £300, which must be about $400 or so...but in the hands of an expert, makes a sound which is worlds away from the squeaky noise heard in primary schools.
Well, it certainly can't stand up to a modern orchestra like a modern woodwind can, but has been used there at least once -- in a piece by John Adams called "Flowering Tree". The San Francisco Symphony performed it and the two players were Judy Linsenberg and Letitia Berlin, world-class professional musicians and two of my teachers.
im still using the plasitc recorder i got in the 5th grade.... im in the eighth grade but i cant wait to get a bass recorder!
my friend though. when she was living in california, they gave her a verry VERRY crappy plastic recorder! at least mine works! but you couldnt even play anyhting on it!! it sounded horrible!!
he's playing a telemann fantasy for solo recorder.this piece can be found in the twelve fantasies for recorder.g.f.telemann edition schott mainz or or try international music edition.
Thanks, I'd have never figured out the name on my own. I've just started playing, and I've been slowly discovering cool pieces that usually turn out to already be famous to everyone but me.
I wish that I had the time to have a go at making one. I bought a book on how to, but have never got the time. Making it is as much as an art as playing it. Thanks for the show
I want a wooden one, it so shiny XD
DarkChibiAngelX 3 months ago
Great video - but what a shame it was ruined by that crap music. The sound of a recorder would have been more appropriate.
rickmaskell 5 months ago
awsome but boring
alealealerocks 7 months ago
Hi guys, i've done some recorder videos you might enjoy, one a Coltrane song. my username is atbartholomew3. Thanks!
atbartholomew3 10 months ago
We did this as a final in wood shop Lol we got to engrave it and everything :) i got a A- though, Lol
thegeekfanatic 10 months ago
But I have plastic....
papagena08 11 months ago
16 notes = 2 octaves? One octave has 12 notes... (and I know a recorder plays half-notes)
sondreixixv 11 months ago
@sondreixixv he must be referring to 8 notes in a 1 octave scale
mdeonx16 2 months ago
what are the notes that he was playing?
darlalovly 11 months ago
@darlalovly Its in the key of B Minor, and i'm pretty sure its in 6-8 time. I'm sorry I couldn't give you more information I hope this helps.
Avion888 11 months ago
@darlalovly That's the start of the Allemande in the Bach Partita, BWV 1013. Since it's transposed up a minor 3rd for the alto recorder to c, the first measure is c7.
SeattleRecorders 11 months ago
1:11 what are those notes?
darlalovly 11 months ago
1:11 what are the notes?
darlalovly 11 months ago
1:11 how do you play that? o_o
darlalovly 11 months ago
1:11 i want the notes please :(
darlalovly 11 months ago
1:11 i need notes please :(
darlalovly 11 months ago
Wht make of recorder is that
yoyogoust 11 months ago
im in elementary and they gave us a wooden, real fancy recorder
TheTealbunny 1 year ago
What was the song on the recorder that the man was playing?Because I do not know.
darlalovly 1 year ago
i played the recorder for 6 years. and only know dat i know how was it made..lol
emiri93 1 year ago
and people who don't know any better still call them flutes today.
bluestreak711 1 year ago
i heard it was kung fu
goatphilososphy 1 year ago
i have learnd alot
MrReeders 1 year ago
Actually Recorder was invented by Kurds in middle east.
smasoumi3 1 year ago
my recorder is plastic or rubber!!!!! and wont you get splinter's in your mouth if it's wood!?!?!
CutieAngelGirl3 1 year ago
@CutieAngelGirl3
thats the sanding for. Unless it breaks there's no splinter in it.
CelticMusicMty 1 year ago
i LOVE the recorder! it is SO easy to use!!! it take's a really short time to learn how to play it too!!!!
CutieAngelGirl3 1 year ago
LOL!!!! i took recorder classes in 4th and fifth grade!!! it is SOOO easy to learn!!!!! it took me only 5 minuets to learn some note's and even a song!!!!!
CutieAngelGirl3 1 year ago
Very good video.
WORLDOFZOURNA 1 year ago
I play airplanes and i gotta feeling by the black eyed peas on the recorder on my channel. check it out. comment, like, subscribe. thank jouuuuuuuuu
1mprovised 1 year ago
...cool! ;D
lovemydoodle 1 year ago
Whoa...I thought they grew on trees........I have a question though, why do schools use Recorders as a standard?
kikook222 1 year ago
@kikook222 because they are easy to learn. Even the teachers who never learned before they have to teach it can usually learn it.. if you have any coordination and musical ear, you can probably play it.
sixgunner455 1 year ago
I should learn to play it since I have one, but I need to find it.
Alucardthedeadone 1 year ago
How do they make plastic recorder? Because I have a recorder but it's plastic. I really love recorders.
Fernansha10 1 year ago
Who is this man that is not on my version of how its made?
ByTor190 1 year ago
"real musicians"? fuck you. elementary school kids are real musicians too
pete275 1 year ago 2
@pete275 fudge you man
TheSuperSuperSteven 1 year ago
@pete275 If you can play an instrument(and play music) you are a musician. That is like saying since I am in middle school and play the clarinet, though a bit airy, I am not a musician.
MewBuruberi 1 year ago
The recorder builder in this video is Jean-Luc Boudreau.
cembalo2007 2 years ago
I have toyed with the idea of making my own recorder. Wood turning is something I have not got around to doing yet. (I do fine woodwork). It is truly a work of art demonstrated by this fine craftsman. My recorders come from Germany (moeck mullenhour) it would be interesting if this artist would visit the places in Germany to see how they make the recorders there. A recorder player I think Jillian White was talking about having recorders made in Eastern Australia.
ron1martens 2 years ago
i 4got how to play my recorder lol
aaronmnts19 2 years ago
Real musicians play wooden recorder, does that mean you're not a real musician if your useing a plastic recorder :P
ChristianRusten 2 years ago
@ChristianRusten I use a plastic Yamaha, sounds about as good as a wooden one. I think wood sounds a bit better, but it takes more efforts to take care of it, also with wood the sound gets better if you use it regularly (Due to moisture) but if you stop using it for a while, then you have to start using it again for a while to remoisturing it. (Did I just make up that last word? :p)
Emanouche 2 years ago 5
My recorder is pear-wooden Hohner per $20
Ledunov 2 years ago
@Ledunov is it better than a plastic or rubber one?
CutieAngelGirl3 1 year ago
@Ledunov is it better than a plastic one?
CutieAngelGirl3 1 year ago
@CutieAngelGirl3 to me, the sound are the same whether it's plastic or wood, lol. becuz flute or recorder sound comes from air and cutting not material. wooden is just feels more expensive.
pyrioni 1 year ago
Woah!!!! Anyway, my school provides us cheap 20 HK dollars recorders, sucks compare to this!!
Michelle2815CV 2 years ago
we get $6.00 recorders :(
hockeylord15 2 years ago
@hockeylord15 is it plastic or rubber because my recorder is plastic or maybe rubber!
CutieAngelGirl3 1 year ago
Now i love my recorder even more (L) :)
OhSoRadicalll 2 years ago
Fascinating but why the Jane Fonda exercise video music to accompany?
Creissels 2 years ago
Wow. Great, informative video.
Except they should have had a recorder sound track for music background.
nondenominational 2 years ago 2
an artist and a craftsman, what a splendid combination :o)
straker1999 2 years ago 2
Very cool video, I have all I need including a lathe. The only thing I'm missing now are the specs for drilling the finger holes.
That seems to be the big secret that no one wants to share. Manufacturing recorders for sale is beyond most people. I just want to make one or two of my own to pass down to my kids.
circuitdemon 2 years ago 6
@circuitdemon
You could just measure the holes on a different recorder couldnt you?
gitily 1 year ago
woot, the partita in A minor for flute! I want the sheet music for recorder X3
infiniteFinality 2 years ago
Cool. I wanna learn how 2 play a recorder.
LeosFanGirl 2 years ago 4
Thank you for posting, I learned a lot!! Very interesting.
showandknowdotcom 2 years ago 12
I am glad to hear you liked the video :-)
flautasdulces 2 years ago
watch my videos for recorder played by NOSE
rayquazapwn88 2 years ago
i have an good quality wooden recorder which i use to play celtic-pagan music and theyre realy fun!
arjantjeee 2 years ago
good :) i liked!
BackSpaceNation 2 years ago
"labium"....
lol
mortson978 2 years ago
i got mine frum the dollar store!lol
stephenbowman18 2 years ago
Lmao me too!
Killaduck07 2 years ago
God, i love How It's Made. Especially these older versions, before they changed the style and announcer.
KojiroBASARA 2 years ago 20
that was a great video
khmerviolinist 2 years ago 3
Yowzers! I'll bet those instruments he makes cost a ton. Not a lot of craftsmen around like that anymore.
gblan 3 years ago 4
A good professional quality Alto will set you back about $1,200. A Bass about twice that. And a soprano about $1,000. You can get a very good quality soprano for about $300. if you're a true musician you can certainly tell the difference.
gwynnypoo 2 years ago
good to see a much undervalued instrument under construction - though I could have done without the background muzak during the commentary. It made it sound like one of those boooring introductions to some dubious product on a shopping channel.
A good treble (alto) recorder will cost upwards of £300, which must be about $400 or so...but in the hands of an expert, makes a sound which is worlds away from the squeaky noise heard in primary schools.
anniecrisis 3 years ago 2
This was enlightening. I love watching people make things with their hands.
buriednexttoyou 3 years ago 2
Anyone know how I could get a licensed copy of this to show my school class? Can it be bought somewhere????
acfiander 3 years ago
I remember having a recorder when I was in elementary school, I miss those days!!!!
osmosis1988 3 years ago
me too
zachy3621 3 years ago
n mine is plastic..sigh..
krunchbittersweet 3 years ago
the humbol flute it is beautiful
zeratul575 3 years ago
he could make them but not play them
hito1 3 years ago
Recorders are back from the medieval times and they frikkin rule!
Inkvisitor 3 years ago 4
The what period??!!! The ba-roke period???!!!! Eh?
tolkiengenius 3 years ago
the baroque is more of an artistic school dated after the renneissance and before the clasical era.
thus, the recorder is a pre-calassical authentic instrument.
yoneah 3 years ago
Baroque
telavasapela 3 years ago
Me too. Mine is plastic. Mmmmm.
davemakesawave 3 years ago
mine too... mmmm
nadianzm 3 years ago
very interesting, very informative, but the background Muzak was horrible. Why couldn't they have put in some recorder music instead.
yugandali 3 years ago 4
que acento tan feo! debe de ser un americano, no? que contrasto con el sonido tan dulce de las flautas!!!!
fieldgen 3 years ago
the recorder is like, what you should play before you play clarinet. It's almost exactly the same.
nusua 3 years ago
Really? It's very similar to the classical flute as well...
YoYoSmileALot 3 years ago
... or you could just screw the clarinet :D
sio42 3 years ago
lOl i love how its made one line drawings =D
hOodb0ii 3 years ago
Those line drawings piss me off so much
friendcalled5 3 years ago
really? I thought they were clever. I wonder how they did those line drawings.
yugandali 3 years ago
Toco flauta doce e não sabia como era sua fabricação. Agradeço a quem postou este vídeo, muito interessante!
glauciacmelo 3 years ago
A lot of work for an instrument that's rarely used. *shakes head*.
llama103 3 years ago
Well, it certainly can't stand up to a modern orchestra like a modern woodwind can, but has been used there at least once -- in a piece by John Adams called "Flowering Tree". The San Francisco Symphony performed it and the two players were Judy Linsenberg and Letitia Berlin, world-class professional musicians and two of my teachers.
GlenShannon 3 years ago
Nah.. There's a lot of contemporary pieces written for recorder.
rceretta 3 years ago 3
@llama103 well I could imagine those who play the recorder use it quite often
Narriz 4 months ago
I Can Play Recorder 2!
X00XJONASBROSX00X 3 years ago
wow!
tromba8 3 years ago
Wow theres a lot of work there!!!
AnimaxRules 3 years ago 2
God, that dude in the end plays GOOD!
I prefer using a plastic recorder.
I've played recorder scince age 6.
Wooden recorders wear out easier and are pretty pricy, but they make more efficant sond.Any questions?
piepiepie27 3 years ago
I believe the recorder maker seeen here is Jean Luc boudreau from Canada.
Please correct me if wrong.....
angloman1 3 years ago
This does indeed appear to be Jean Luc Boudreau, the man himself, a distinctive face and style if ever there was one.
Fippletest 3 years ago
Great, It´s ONLY !
RafasaxBR 3 years ago
woooow i finaly know how it is made,even if u got a lousy recorder,it does not matter,it is how u play it(if got any spellnig errors sry)
krazyreborn 3 years ago
that is very true :)
im still using the plasitc recorder i got in the 5th grade.... im in the eighth grade but i cant wait to get a bass recorder!
my friend though. when she was living in california, they gave her a verry VERRY crappy plastic recorder! at least mine works! but you couldnt even play anyhting on it!! it sounded horrible!!
sio42 3 years ago
I've played the recorder for decades, now i know how its made. thanks for posting this.
blockflote 3 years ago
hard work!!
nogueradv 3 years ago
he's playing a telemann fantasy for solo recorder.this piece can be found in the twelve fantasies for recorder.g.f.telemann edition schott mainz or or try international music edition.
green1smile 4 years ago 3
I only hear him playing the J.S. Bach a minor flute (traverso) partita. The Allemande, first movement. Am I correct??
rustydog1236 4 years ago 2
it's not telemann, it's bach's partita in A minor for flauto transverso, and transcripted for alto recorder in the key of C minor
The piecie is a great music for testing a new recorder from bottom to high brillant range.
but the pitch of the instrument shown is A=415
andy1wong 4 years ago
Amazing! I just got my first alto recorder, and I can't wait to learn how to play it like that guy there. :P
OMGpigtails 4 years ago
really interesting video - I have learned a lot
tonyyyyguitar 4 years ago
Thanks for posting this video. It's very nice!
janrecorder 4 years ago
how much do you think a GOOD recorder is??
dgka11dayni99a 4 years ago
well my recorder cost about 30 dollars, and it's plastic. Cheap ones can be 5 bucks :P But don't get one of them I've had two of em before both broke
I'd say for a goooooddd onee, like my grade 7 teacher had, probably more then 40 bucks, I think she paid 50 or more. I don't depends of the quality
rrggusername 4 years ago
and no one is sure if it was really written for solo flauto, some say it was intended to be accompanied
yoneah 3 years ago
40 bucks(deers)
weewoo9225 3 years ago
thats where the slang came from :)
sio42 3 years ago
who is this recorder maker here?
angloman1 4 years ago
it doesent show
weewoo9225 3 years ago
Can anyone tell me the name of the piece this guy is playing? I'd like to track down the score for it.
almazfamily 4 years ago
Hello Almazfamily. The work is Johann Sebastian Bach's PARTITA FOR SOLO FLUTE in A minor/a Moll, BWV1013.
flautasdulces 4 years ago
Thanks, I'd have never figured out the name on my own. I've just started playing, and I've been slowly discovering cool pieces that usually turn out to already be famous to everyone but me.
almazfamily 4 years ago
bach..... my hero
sio42 3 years ago
interezante
carazhuaraz 4 years ago
I wish that I had the time to have a go at making one. I bought a book on how to, but have never got the time. Making it is as much as an art as playing it. Thanks for the show
RobRed2007 4 years ago
I love recorders :D
frostie680 4 years ago 5