Who knows the name of the song and the recorder score?

The name of this song is Shanlian Mountain! I learned it in elementary school textbooks!

English soprano eight-hole recorder C key fingering:

German soprano eight-hole recorder C key fingering:

Six holes. Bass 5:

Mid-treble 5: or

4: or ; ○

In addition, what you said, "6 (a little below) and 6 (no point below) are the difference between flat blowing and super blowing on the first floor; Although the fingering of the two is the same; However, the degree of airflow is different; Blow a little note below; i.e. bass ; The airflow should be slow; It is manifested as a relatively round mouth shape; Blowing a dotless note below; i.e. alto ; When the airflow is slightly sharper; Manifested as a flattened mouth; It takes a lot of practice to be able to use it freely. One time!!

Actually, you're looking for a simple sheet music, aren't you? There is it in Sopu.com.

The score for a simple introductory flute is as follows:

1. "Lullaby" digital score:

Lullaby was originally a song by a mother soothing her child to sleep, and it was usually very short. The melody is soft and sweet, and the rhythmic pattern of the accompaniment has a sense of turbulence of the cradle. Many great composers such as Mozart, Schubert, and Brahms wrote such songs.

Because it is easy and moving, it is often adapted as an instrumental solo piece. There are also lullabies written specifically for instrumental music.

2, "Twinkle Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" digital score:

Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is a classic British children's song, the original name of the song is "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star", which has been widely circulated around the world for 2 centuries.

3, "Two Tigers" is a brief score of the words next to the number of words:

Two Tigers is a children's rhyme based on a song called "The Jacques Brothers" in France, "The Mark Brothers" in Germany, and "Brother John" in the United Kingdom.

In China, the phrase "Brother Jacques" in the first two sentences is changed to "two tigers", and the lyrics are changed to the effect that the tiger has no eyes (or ears) or no tail, and marvels at its "strangeness".

4, "Edelweiss" digital score:

Edelweiss is a famous song in the American film and drama "The Voice", which came out in 1959. Composed by Richard Rogers and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II.

5. "Ode to Joy" Digital Score:

Ode to Joy is a poem written in 1785 by the German poet Schiller. Beethoven composed the music for it, which became the main part of the fourth movement of his Ninth Symphony, which consists of four separate voices, chorus, and orchestra.

English soprano 8-hole recorder in C key entry fingering.

German soprano 8-hole recorder introductory fingering in C key.

Six-hole recorder fingering.

Take the six-hole recorder as an example:

The six empty holes from bottom to top are one hole, two holes, three holes, four holes, five holes, and six holes, respectively, with the right ring finger, middle finger, index finger and right ring finger, middle finger, index finger to hold down, the left hand on the top and the right hand down. The recorder should cover the hole with the tip of the finger, not the fingertip. If a hole is not plugged tightly and air leaks when playing the flute, the correct sound cannot be played.

Press all the fingers, the tone is 5; Release the ring finger of your right hand and make a 6 sound; Release the ring finger and middle finger of the right hand, and gently blow out a note of 7; Release your right hand and blow the rapid note as a treble 1, and the flat note as 1; Release the right hand and the left and right ring fingers, and the tone is 2; Press and hold only the index finger of the left hand and the tone is 3; Release your left and right index fingers, hold down the rest, and gently blow 4.

The third sound hole is 1, the fourth sound hole is 2, the fifth sound hole is 3, the sixth sound hole is 4, the sound hole is held down (or other fingers are held down, only the top sound hole is opened) is 5, the lower number of the first sound hole is raised is 6, and the lower second sound hole is 7.

The recorder is a woodwind instrument with a long history in Europe, used since the Middle Ages, it originated in Italy in the 15th century and flourished in European countries from the 16th to the 18th centuries. The recorder is an important wind instrument in Europe and the standard solo instrument of the Baroque era. The recorder is playing a huge role in the developed countries of the world, whether it is in professional performance or in general education.

From the world-famous ** schools such as the ** Academy of Vienna to ordinary primary and secondary schools, you can see this elegant and popular musical instrument everywhere.

There are three ways to blow the simple notation scale with the recorder, the ordinary recorder is six sound holes, generally use this key blowing method to count the third sound hole from the bottom to the top as 1, the fourth sound hole is 2, the fifth sound hole is 3, the sixth sound hole is 4, the sound hole is held down (or other fingers are pressed, only the top sound hole is opened) is 5, the first sound hole is raised to 6, the second sound hole is 7, the above is The order of the seven scale fingering arrangement, beginners in the absence of guidance, The pitch and sound quality need to be explored and found in practice to achieve the standard.

The recorder can also be made as 1, that is, the sound blown out by the six sound holes is taken as 1, and the scale can also be blown out by arranging it upwards in order. You can also use 4 as 1, that is, the top and adjacent sound holes are opened to blow the sound, these finger change and transposition of the blowing method, beginners can not consider it for the time being.

English soprano eight-hole recorder 1234567

German-style soprano eight-hole recorder 1234567

The lowest tone is the cylinder tone, and the normal cylinder tone is the 5 with a dot at the bottom, (all press).

In playing, in order to express a note lower than the bass 5, the fingering should be adjusted, and it is not possible to blow a lower note than the cylinder ......

Six-hole bass 5:

Mid-treble 5: or

4: or ;

In addition, what you said, "6 (a little below) and 6 (no dot below) are the difference between flat blowing and super blowing on the first floor, although the fingering is the same, but the degree of air flow is different, blowing a little sound below, that is, the bass, when the airflow is slow, it is manifested as a relatively round mouth shape, blowing the sound below without a dot, that is, the alto, when the airflow is slightly sharper, it is manifested as a flat mouth, which requires you to practice a lot to use it freely. Adopt it!!