Wow...I remember playing the recorder in second grade...but keep up the hard work someday you may become the best recorder player in the world...which will mean a lot.
I'd like to learn the Alto Sax but can't afford the cost of one(£274 for cheapest) so I am thinking of getting a Recorder (£4.50) do you think this is a good way to begin until I can afford a Sax?
No matter what instrument you find yourself playing it's still well worth learning the alto recorder. It's not a difficult instrument to learn well enough to enjoy and will not interfere with your primary instrument. Folk tunes, especially Christmas carols sound wonderful on it. If you decide to pursue it in depth there are also many great duets for it by masters like Handel and Telemann with basso if you have a cellist, harpsichord, etc. and also for two recorders. I suggest the Yamaha 300.
Wow...I remember playing the recorder in second grade...but keep up the hard work someday you may become the best recorder player in the world...which will mean a lot.
Staplersftw 2 years ago
Hi!
leapingthrough 2 years ago
nice solid playing, but i think u could have played it quicker n more staccato
pastamancer07 3 years ago
I'd like to learn the Alto Sax but can't afford the cost of one(£274 for cheapest) so I am thinking of getting a Recorder (£4.50) do you think this is a good way to begin until I can afford a Sax?
Thanks
Peter
Scotland.
pduffy4 4 years ago
Yes I think it is a good idea because you can learn things like rhythm and such with the Recorder which you can carry over to the sax later on.
swissguy2 4 years ago
Thank you for the reply. I hope you enjoy your playing.
pduffy4 4 years ago
No matter what instrument you find yourself playing it's still well worth learning the alto recorder. It's not a difficult instrument to learn well enough to enjoy and will not interfere with your primary instrument. Folk tunes, especially Christmas carols sound wonderful on it. If you decide to pursue it in depth there are also many great duets for it by masters like Handel and Telemann with basso if you have a cellist, harpsichord, etc. and also for two recorders. I suggest the Yamaha 300.
dolofonos 3 years ago
Nice sounding recorder can you tell me what make and wood is used. Regards
johnwiewiorka 4 years ago
Hi John: The Recorder is a Moeck Rosewood Alto Recorder.
swissguy2 4 years ago
hey dude, get a tenor. They sound so much better.
Elana6310Z 4 years ago
Keep working! You'll do great some day.
PLF1977 4 years ago