Recorder
SKU:
UT.DM-79
Composed by
Ludovica Scoppola.
Paperback (Soft Cover).
Classical. Ut Orpheus #DM
79. Published by Ut
Orpheus (UT.DM-79).
ISBN 9790215324565. 9
x 12 inches.
This
method of instrumental
practice is aimed at all
those who, at any age,
wish to learn to play the
treble recorder, through
the reading of music.
During the course, step
by step, the various
chapters introduce the
fingering for the
recorder, together with
the understanding of the
musical symbols. The
goal, at the end of the
study course, is to be in
a position to perform all
the notes on the
instrument and to be able
to read music at a basic
level, which is the first
step in dealing with the
specific technical
studies and the music
written for the
instrument.
Each
chapter, through
progressive exercises,
introduces a new note and
new topics of music
theory, in order to
achieve a gradual mastery
of the fingering of the
instrument. The
progression suggested for
learning the fingering
begins with the use of
the five fingers of the
left hand, then to
proceed to the use of the
right hand. Each topic is
then examined closely by
studying pieces from the
traditional, Renaissance,
Baroque and Classical
repertoires. The scales
are also introduced
gradually, aiming to help
the student master the
fingering of the scales
up to three sharps and
three flats and relative
minor scales.
The
progressive difficulty
found in the course of
the method is measured
according to the
experience gained from
teaching students of
different ages, and can
be varied and adapted to
the needs of each
student. The workbook at
the start of each chapter
can be condensed,
expanded or developed in
relation to different
learning abilities.
