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Carley, Isabel McNeill

 
9780983654506: Recorder Improvisation and Technique Book One: Beginning with the Soprano Recorder

Synopsis

Recorder Improvisation and Technique Book One
Reviewers Rave
"These volumes contain a wealth of practical pedagogy for learning and teaching recorder—a reflection of [Carley's] incomparable musicianship and extensive work with children and adults in ensemble settings."~Leslie Timmons in American Recorder, the magazine of the American Recorder Society
"Clear, well developed teaching activities beautifully set out in a way that makes them accessible to both experienced and inexperienced teachers….It is very clear that [Carley] is a master teacher."~ Kim Kendrick in Ostinato, the National Journal of Orff Canada
“Your recorder books are excellent ... completely in the spirit of the Schulwerk.”~ Gunild Keetman, co-creator with Carl Orff of the Orff Schulwerk
What's Inside?
"Book One, now in its fourth edition, comprises 11 short lessons from the original publication.

  • It systematically introduces fingerings from the C pentatonic scale, continually reinforcing new skills as it expands to F and G pentatonics. A step-by-step process introduces basic recorder skills in a highly interactive context of singing, moving, responding to Kodaly hand signs, echo play, and accompanying on pitched and non-pitched percussion.Improvisation is a key component of the instruction;
Carley’s suggested exercises—presented in clear, incremental steps—make this model accessible for teachers regardless of previous experience. Repertoire is either newly composed or drawn from folk sources."~ Leslie Timmons in American Recorder

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