The Note F

Lesson 2/40 | Study Time: 5 Min
Course: Recorder Basics
The Note F

The Note F

The note F is written in the first space of the staff.

As demonstrated in the diagram, the note F requires the use of both the left and right hands. This may take some time to gain control of, so take the following examples slowly at first and be patient. Your co-ordination will improve with practice. You will notice that your third and fourth fingers on the right hand are covering double holes. It is important to cover both holes with each finger in order to get the correct sound.

Here is another version of a song you learned in Lesson 3 , this time starting on the note F.

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1- LESSON SIX 2- The Note Low C 3- The Note Low D 4- The Note E 5- The Dotted Quarter Note 6- The Eighth Note 7- Flat Signs 8- The Note F 9- The Note High E 10- 12 Bar Blues 11- The Note D 12- The Note C 13- The Note A 14- The Triplet 15- The Half Note 16- Glossary Of Musical Terms 17- Holding The Recorder 18- New Topic 19- Approach To Practice 20- Riffs 21- Flat Key Signatures 22- Swing Rhythms 23- First And Second Endings 24- More titles by LearnToPlayMusic.com 25- The C Major Scale 26- The Octave 27- Key Signatures 28- Breathing Technique 29- Combining Different Articulations 30- Chord Symbols 31- How To Sound A Note 32- The Key of C Major 33- The Tie 34- Syncopation 35- Other Useful Exercises 36- The Lead-In 37- Keeping Time 38- Index of Fingerings 39- How To Read Music 40- Breath Marks (<span class="symbolB">;</span>)

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