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But it also said the virtuoso usually concentrate or practice what is wrong, their mistakes. That would mean we would have practice for at least 3 hour each day for 10 years. It said that the difference is about 10.000 hours (practice) approx. Besides deciding to dedicate myself completely to only one type of recorder at the time(alto in this case ) and the other thing that has helped me greatly (Miracle!!!) was an article I read about the difference between a virtuoso and the rest of us. Tension, (fear of making mistakes) I am trying to be very careful of my posture ( watch videos of Alexander technique)and I try to play as relax as I can, so much sometimes I feel my recorder is going to fall out of my hands. I was really worry! I feared I would have to give it up. So I had to basically learn to relax while playing. At one point I was experiencing pain in my hands, forearm, shoulder ! too much tension, and I was probably grabbing the recorder with too much force. I have been playing the recorder for about 8 months now and I am playing mainly Baroque, I love Vivaldi! his music is my reason for wanting to learn the recorder.

#THE NEW NINE NOTE RECORDER METHOD MUSIC SHEETS PAGE 2 HOW TO#

I have discovered some sounds or how to produce them by listening. They are my teachers! I try to imitate what they do or what I believe they are doing. I do a great deal of listening, specially the great recorder players. Since I don’t have a teacher either, I usually pick pieces I can listen to and that I truly love, this is how I have learned the fingering and to play the recorder by my own. I feel it really helps to know the piece you are trying to play. I tried earlier to learn (about a couple of years ago) and I couldn’t go pass simple tunes and with a lot of mistakes in them.

I am also a self -taught recorder player. Hello Maggie, Luis, Lucca and everyone! I was so happy to find out this morning about this forum, in the group of recorder players in FB. Out of all the others, particularly the treble, it speaks to me the most. I would welcome an opportunity to play via Skype–just need to get over my anxiety of playing where others can hear/see me–I am a closet recorder player :). As a self-taught musician–it gives me much hope. I look forward to watching more of your videos for inspiration. I wholeheartedly believe that a higher power has planted this desire in me to continue to pursue music for a reason so I continue my journey. All this music and still can barely play a complete tune at 80 bpm without stopping. This cycle has been repeated with every instrument mentioned for the last 10 years. I’d start with one instrument, get a ton of instruction books and/or subscribe to a course online, not see enough progress or musicality and give up. You started 2013 did you have any prior music learning experience? I am 49 now and have been trying to teach myself, on and off, (more off than on) for about 10 years, bouncing between recorder, harmonica, guitar, ukulele, something called the xaphoon, ocarina and now back to recorder. You play really well and your daughter is adorable. I just checked out your YouTube channel and have become a subscriber.

The new nine note recorder method music sheets page 2