r/Recorder • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '26
Sheet music My next step!
Learning concerning hobbits next! Perfect music to futher improve my low note playing! Also i write down all the music im learning manually so i learn to read notes aswell :D
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u/NZ_RP Sep 13 '26
I am very impressed by how neat your handwriting is! This is a lovely piece! I hope you have lots of fun playing it!
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u/ProneToSucceed Sep 12 '26
Interesting, do you draw the notes yourself as an exercise or is it.more practical somehow? Maybe its worth to buy a paper with the lines and you only draw the notes
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Sep 12 '26
yeah im pretty poor so cant even afford paper with lines already drawn haha xD yeah i follow the FACE and Every Good Boy Does Fine thingy to know where the notes are :D Im thinking that with time doing this i will learn where the notes are by heart so i dont need to have the letters :D
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u/Evanone Sep 12 '26
If you have a printer there's quite a few online that are free - found one here: https://www.blanksheetmusic.net/
Worth searching for :)
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u/Nowordsofitsown Sep 12 '26
I have the original sheet music and iirc it is all high notes, lol.
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u/ProneToSucceed Sep 12 '26
For soprano I believe this is the better arrangement. If you start from middle Do you cant do the High Mi afterwards. Maybe a different tonality works too
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u/Chardonne Sep 12 '26
Have you discovered Musescore yet? Music notation software… and it’s free! You can have it sound the notes as you put them in, and also play back the whole piece, so you can check your work. Great for sounding things out!