RECORDER POSITIONS FOR NOTES.

Source: http://educandoenmusica.blogspot.com.es/2014/01/posiciones-de-las-notas-en-la-flauta.html

ACCIDENTALS

If you play "FA" and then you play "FA#" on your recorder, you will notice that the second one is higher than the first one. In music this is called "ACCIDENTAL NOTES".

Accidental:  sign placed immediately to the left of (or above) a note to show that the note must be changed in pitch. 

• A sharp sign (♯) raises a note by a semitone; 
• A flat sign (♭) lowers a note by a semitone; 
• A natural sign (♮) restores the note to the original pitch.     

                                                               (Source: https://www.britannica.com/art/accidental)

Source: https://ou.instructure.com/courses/1819836/pages/sharp-flat-and-natural-notes-lecture-and-notes

Banahá is a popular song from Congo, and it is commonly used in Europe for Christmas. 

This is the song "BANAHÁ" Performed by 6th Grade!

6º A

6ºB

Here is some rhythm from 6th Grade!


6ºA

    

6º B

  

Here is some rhythm from 5th Grade!

5º B 

Here is some rhythm from 4th Grade!

                                                          

Recorder

This is the recorder we need from 3rd to 6th Grade:

HOHNER Melody Blockflote Recorder Flute with Case

Dear students,

This is the blog for music, where you will find all the activities we do in class and all the theory we learn. you just need to clic your group beside---------------------->   and see what is new!

I hope you enjoy this year and we learn many things together!