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Alto Recorder,Recorder Solo - Level 3 - SKU: A0.1374647 Composed by James Devor. Contemporary,Early Music,Renaissance. Individual part. 10 pages. JDevor...(+)

Alto Recorder,Recorder Solo - Level 3 - SKU: A0.1374647 Composed by James Devor. Contemporary,Early Music,Renaissance. Individual part. 10 pages. JDevor Music, LLC #959175. Published by JDevor Music, LLC (A0.1374647). Etudes in the Third Octavefor improving solo recorder playing (version for F recorders)The intention of this book is to introduce the third octave of the recorder to intermediate and advanced students no matter their age. The first section introduces each chromatic pitch from Eb6 to C7 (the highest possible pitch on a standard F alto recorder) in a pedagogically appropriate fashion. Each etude should be practiced slowly at first, focusing on correct fingering, phrasing and articulation prior to attaining full tempo. All of these etudes are purposefully composed using a variety of rhythmic and harmonic materials. On some of the fingering charts, â€˜bellâ€™ is included underneath the fingering. This indicates that the bell is to be closed either by pushing it up against the leg or the use of a bell key. Throughout the musical examples this is also reminded to the student by the usage of the â€˜+â€™ sign.The second and third sections take students through recommended exercises in octaves, fifths, and major/minor scales. The goal here is to practice clean and swift transitions between notes, especially when in distant registers.The last section comprises two page-long â€˜Grand Etudesâ€™, which each reinforce and combine material from earlier in this book. Each one is about a minute long and uses the entire range of the instrument. When practicing these, be sure to attempt to keep the sound of the recorder consistent across both low and high registers.