Let's Begin: Whisper this pattern: doo doo doo doo doo...d90..... doo doo doo doo doo. ‘When you say doo, your tongue lets the air out. This is called tonguing, You should blow into your recorder the same way, connecting the notes. Cover the hole at the back of the recorder with your left thumb, and the top hole of the recorder with your left pointer finger and play this pattern on the note B. joo8, didd | 3d | dddd lo "8 Always blow gently...whisper warm air into the recorder. 1, JustB hari Denise Gagné ‘Cover the hole at the back of the recorder with your left thumb, and the top two holes of the recorder with your pointer and middle fingers and play this pattern on the note A‘ Jd [sss [sdsslo ‘Remember to blow gently and to begin each note with doo. $8001 2. Just 2 bar intro. SS ‘The vial purchaser ofthis itis grated permission Lo polocopy of make an overhead of his page for usin on eho3.A and B Blues Phar ineo Denise Gagne 4. JuseG Name Your Notes: ‘The original purchaser of this kit is rate permission to photocopy or ak a overhead of ths pgs for uci one schol5.Gand A Blues me Denise Gagné 6. Side Step hori Denise Gagné 7. Auclair de ta tune 2 har imgo pets Au clair de la y= ne mon a mi Pier - rot, Pie-te-moi te plu - me pour €-crie un mot Av ela dette In the tight of the moon Mon ami Pert, My fend Pierrot. Pritemei a plume Lend your other (pen to me our erie unm Towne a word. ‘Ma chindsl xt mont, My conde sched Jewaipusde feu dot have ay fe. igh) Ouveemel pore, (Open your dao tone PourT amour de Dic! Forte ine of Go! ‘The signal purchaser of this it is granted permission to phoincopy’ or make an orbead of this age Fr use in one eho.8. Hot Cross Buns Theme and Variations Dharinio ‘Teme: “Troon Hot cross, Hot cross. buns, One a pen-ny, two 2 penny, Hot cross bans, Variation Vusition 2 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 1756-1798 ‘Mozart is often thought of as the most brillant composer ever Known. He was born in Austra in 1756, His father was one ofthe town's best music teachers, Leopold Mozart. By age four, Mozart beganto study the keyboard and learned at an incredible rate, When Wolfgang was six, Leopold 10k hi son and daughter on tour through the courts of Eurcpe. When Wolfgang. was seven, his first published works appeared. By age 13, Mozart had writen La Finta Semplis, his first opera. In his 31 year musical career, “Mozart wrote more than 600 works. Listen to some of Mozar'’s variations ‘on “Ah vous diras-je, Maman” K 265 on YouTube. “The ginal purchaser cs Hs raed permission o phoocopy or make an overhead Ws pape Tor use one Shoo« * 9. Starlight hari ‘Transl Star — light sor bright, first star Tee Wish 1 a wish I might, have the wish 1 wish to-night 10. Lucy Locket 2 bari “rosin! Lucy Locket lost her pock-et, Kitty Fisher found it Not a penny was there init, On= ly id= bon round it IL. Kagome 2srinue Ka. go-m:, ka-go-me. Ka - go no maka no t0- — w Tetsu ite des ya - mw? Yo-a-ke mo ban = Tsu-ru to ka-me ga su-bet - a. U-shi-r0 no shou-men da - 10? “The xpi purchase of thi grand permission to photocopy o make an overeat of ths page fous nome sho12. BAGE Blues 2 barn Denise Gagné 13. Little Tommy Tiddlemouse 2hriro Clas pays or sings Tealitionat Little Tom-my Tid - dle-mouse, lived. in 8 lit - de house, Salo pny: o Some-one's Knocking, me oh my! Some-one's call - ing, “Who am 1? jekup Note: A pickup note is note that comes before the Arst complete measure of music. In “Tram 14. Trampin’ 2borinwo Tm amp -in’, tramp -in', yin’ to make heav-en my home, Tm tramp = int, amp - in’, uy The vigil purchaser tists rated peemision wo photaeopy or make an ver ofthis aE or tone school, to make heay-en my home‘connects different notes is a slur. This means to play without ote, then move your fingers tothe next not(s) without to 15. Doggie Doggie 2hariiro tas ps orig: Trains Doggie, dog-gie, where's your bone? Some-one stole it fram your home! Sol: Solo: cWho fas my bone ‘1 have your bone —— 16. Salish Hand Game 2am “radon Ho— hay ya ho hay ya ho. hay ya hay ya hay ya Ho hay ya ho hay ya ho. hay ya hay ya hay ya 17. Skin and Bones 2m Tealional Was an old wom-an all skin. == and——_bones, 2. She lived down by the old graveyard, Ovo, 3. One night she thought she'd take a walk, Ooo. 4. She walked down by the old graveyard. Ooo. 5. She saw the bones a layin’ around. Ooo. 6. She went to the close to get a broom. Ooo. 7. She opened the door and BOO! ‘The cvigial purchaser ofthis t is rated pemsision o photocopy or make an orbs of this age for ws one schoo18. Frog in the Middle 2esrine “Trains Frog in. the mid - dle, can't get him out Take abi > ig stick and stir him alla - bout—— 19. Country Swing Dhar Denise Gagné ‘Name Your Notes: The vigil purchaser af this ti ranted pension o photocopy r make an okehsad a tis page or en one schoo20. Ho Ho Watanay 2herinwo Ho ho wa tangy, = Hobo wa - ta = nay, = Ho he. wa-ta-my, Ki 0 kee ma, ki 0 kee ma, 21. My Paddle Tearinro Margret Eiters Mee My pad - dle Keen and bright, ashing with sil = ver, 4 — = —— K 6 oF 7+ SF Fol - low the wild) goose flight, dip ip and swing. 22. Rondo 2terinee 9-4 i ii =: + ot Sree You create a B section ‘The oiginal purchaser ofthis itis pated pemisson to photocopy or mike an overhead of tis page Fr us noe ebo.23. Thang You in Dixie: 24. Hush Phar inwo —— Hush lice ba-by dont say @ word, Macmt® gon-na buy you a mockingbird 4 a 6 re ott St IF that mock-ing - bird dont sing, Mama's gon-na buy you a dia-mond ring, Name Your Notes: ‘The rial purchaser of hist rare rermssion to phrocopy or make an overhead fis page forus non school.25. Sanctus 2 harinro ‘Frdne Schubert 1797-1828 26, Bouffons o Franz Schuben Franz Schubert was born in Vienna in 1797. His father wasa schoolmaster ‘whose large family loved and practiced music. His father was his first teacher. By age ten, Franz was composing songs and short instrumental pieces. He was also very good at singing and playing viein. He became 8 choirboy at the Royal Chapel, but had fo leave when his voice changed. ‘When he left the choir, he helped in his father's school, but soon left this 10 write music. By age 16, he had composed his fist symphony! He was the greatest of all song writers, but alsa composed symphonies, music for piano, and chamber music. He never made much money from selling his music, but he had a group of friends who admired and helped him. Schubert admired Beethoven who lived in Vienna atthe same time, but he was oo shy to meet him. Schubert died when he was only 31. Sanctus from the German Mass in F. Listen o a recording of Sanctus on YouTube ‘Tego ebeay (1519-1595) ‘The orginal purchase ofthis its gramed pemlsin to phaceoyy or make an overhead of thi age er us none hoa.27. CandD 2arinwo ! Denise Gagné “Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750 Johann Sebastian Bach was one of the greatest composers of the Baroque tra, He was bom in Germany more than 300 years ago. All of bis family were good musicians. When he was in school, he was a choirboy. Later, he worked playing violin in a court orchestra, and organ in several different churches. Bach was the music director atthe court of Prince Leopold. At the court, he wrote church music, music for instruments and books to teach his wife and children the keyboard. Bach's music is hard to play. The player ‘must be able o play many fast notes. Some of his pieces are very slow and expressive. Bach wrote many cantatas For church services. “Jesu, Joy of ‘Man's Desiring” is from Cantata 147 for chorus and orchestra. Listen to a recording of this work on YouTube. 28. Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring Atseinra = Joy" there are three beats Wis a whole measure of restin any time signawre. In “Jesu, each measure, 0 you will rest for thre beats. “The vigil purchaser ofthis iis granted pension to photocopy or make an overbea ofthis page fr use ine scholLudvig van Beethoven 1770-182; Ludwig van Beethoven was born in 1770. He grew up surrounded by ‘music, a8 both his father and grandfather were local musicians. He became successful both asa pianist and as a composer. Besthoven began to go deaf in 1799, but he continued to write powerful pieces of music. Often his anger at his deafness showed in his music. At other times, another side of him showed in his lowing melodies. Beethoven was a. popular composer. The day he died in 1827 was so sad for the people that schools closed forthe day, and the military was called out to control the public. Ode 10 Joy is the famous theme from the final movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. Listen toa recording ofthis work on YouTube. 29, Ode to Joy 2eerinro Ludvig van Beethoven 30. Renaissance Round har ino Renissance “Tae original purchaser this itis raed pemissono photocopy or make an ovcrsad of this ge Fr ws none schoo31. Closet Key 2or ino ‘Teaitna 1 have bast my clo-set key in my ladys gar - den T have lost my clo-set key in my la-dy's gar - den Antonin Dvorak 1841-1904 Dvorak was born in village in Czechoslovakia. His father played the viclin, and sang, and Antonin studied muse with the village schoo! teacher. When he was 16,he wentto Prague to study organ. When he finished school, he worked jn Prague playing violin in a small orchestra and in th pit orchestra ofthe [National Theater. He continued to study music and began composing, but his works weren't performed and he didn’t make any money from them. Another great Czech composer, Smetana, began performing Dvorak’s pieces. This helped Dvorak in his career. Another famous composer, Johannes Brahms, heard his music and also helped him in his career. Dvorak became famous throughout Europe and was often asked toconducthis worksin other countries. He was hired 10 be the director of the National Conservatory in New York City, and lived in the United States for several years. His Syraphony No.9, From the New World, was written to celebrate the centennial of Columbus’ discovery of America. Listen to a recording ofthis work on YouTube. 32. From the New World 2harinto ~ . bk 4_-——Atonin Duo & : = ee oS eo ¥ o “The origin purchaser of hick i granted pemitsion to phovocopy or make an overeat of tis page fous none sho33. Moming Dherinco ard Greg ‘Edvard Grieg TEaa-toon’) tes was bom in Norway in 143, His moter was his ret msi tse “Then he studied at the Leipzig Conservatory where he leared piano and Imusieal theory. His muse was romantic. He was a master of miniatrd ‘husical forms. His music used the melodies and shythns of Norway. Tis Called nationalism, Grieg worked o promot te musi of Nowvay. In 186 Grieg stated the Norwegian Academy of Musi, Because of his naioalisi styles the Norwegian govemment granted him an anal sary of I érows to help him write Norwegian muse. His popularity twoxghou Europ Snereased and e was admired by such eas as Brame and. Tcaikovst| Grieg was succesful but he was shy- He spent his Iaer years away fron public attention, though he continued to compose music. "Moning" is th theme of one othe movements of the Peer Gynt Suite. Grieg wrote hs Incidental musi for the play Peer Gy by famous Norwegian author, Ibsen Listen to recording of Morning” by Edvard Grieg on YouTube 34. Good King Wenceslas . Transl Good King Wen - ces = las looked out, onthe feast of Ste ~ phen, When the snow lay round about, deep and crisp and = ven, “The csiinl purchaser of this kis pane permission to photocopy‘ or make an overhead ofthis page oe wen on eh35. Jingle Bells Pheri James Berpont T Jin = gle bells, jin = gle bells, jin = gh all the way, Oh, what fun itis to ride ina one hore o- pen sleigh. Hey! Jin = gle bells, jin ~ gle bells, jin - gle all the way: fone horse 0 = pen sleigh. 'A dot ever or under a note indicates that the note isto be played staccato -in a detached syle. Lightly tongue the note separating itfrom the nextnote 36. Jolly Old St. Nicholas 2 bari “easiionst Joby of Si. Niort, lean your ea this way, Dosty tell a sn-lesou, wht 1 ‘evacma Eeiscamng ton, now you dr old man. With yu ig to mel me IF Yeo can. The rin porchaser ofthis kit i grat permission fo photocopy er mak an overs o thi page Foruse in one schol.37. The C Seale 2 ino epee) 38. Camptown Races 2 erin epeas) Stephen Foster The riinl purchaser of his iis rane permission 1 photocopy’or make an overhead ofthis page or we none schoo