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A Lullaby (I'll Set You Aswing)
TheConfessor2
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One repetition of one of my favorite lullabies, popularized by inclusion on one of Charlotte Church's early albums, played on my Soprano recorder.
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Over The River & Through The Woods
TheConfessor2
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This song, more than all others, has always evoked the spirit of this holiday for me. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
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Starlight Waltz
TheConfessor2
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A rendition of the Starlight Waltz, as found in John Thompson's second grade piano book, for the soprano recorder.
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Gaelic Medley
TheConfessor2
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My cover of the first two of four "movements" of the Rankin Family's Gaelic Medley on a Soprano recorder.
Both are played quite a bit quicker than in the original song, du...
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My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean
TheConfessor2
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My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean on the Alto recorder, in the keys of Bb and F (Corresponding to the fingering of F and C, respectively, on a Soprano recorder). The lower key ...
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Brahms' Lullaby for Solo Guitar, Key of G Major
TheConfessor2
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Since I had to get rid of my keyboard a while back, and I'm temporarily sans even a recorder, I've been focusing more of my energy on guitar. Perversely, given my current a...
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The Minstrel Boy on Sopranino Recorder
TheConfessor2
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I first became aware of this song through a folk song "fake book" (composed of a melody line and chord notations) for piano, where I took it for a slow ballad... and a damn...
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Sway on Sopranino Recorder
TheConfessor2
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A video of myself playing Sway (think Dean Martin rather than Bic Runga) on a Sopranino Recorder. Range is low A to high D, equivalent to the fingering of low E to high A o...
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American Lullaby
TheConfessor2
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My rendition of my favorite art song, written in 1932 by Georgia native Gladys Rich.
I first heard this song sung by an extraordinary mezzo-soprano (IIRC) named Cassie, ...
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Soprano Recorder "Wake Me Up"
TheConfessor2
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I use this cover of George Michael's "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" as a practice tool for the C-scale notes above the high G, which remain kind of problematic for me.
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