When The Saints Go Marching In Recorder Notes With Letters

When The Saints Go Marching In Recorder Notes With Letters – Welcome, we’re going to play a song on the soprano recorder again, it’s at a beginner level.

If you are a beginner, you can play this lesson and song on your tape recorder. The song is called, when the saints enter.

When The Saints Go Marching In Recorder Notes With Letters

As you may believe, we included the two audio tracks added when the Saints marched into the sheet music with the letters.

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It’s a very simple tune to play with no significant changes in rhythm, so it’s very easy to play.

As you get used to reading on this recorder website, you should follow the text and notes on our recorder chart.

This recorder song is in the key of G major, perfect to start with because it has easy-to-reach notes on the recorder.

If you look at the G major scale, you might find it easier to play this tune, remember that in the key of G major we have an F sharp note, but it doesn’t appear in this tune.

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Cómo puedes observar la primera parte de la melodia es muy sencilla y se piten los dos primeros compases.

Tienes una cuenta de 4 para empezar ya que esta canción tiene un compás de 4×4. Don’t forget to leave your questions or advice in the comments.

This time you have four more hits. Be careful with the notes and pay attention to the twists in the melody. Go!

The lyrics are doomsday, apocalyptic, and contain no reference to the Last Judgment; The verses about the Sun and the Moon refer to their eclipse; The horn (Archangel Gabriel) is the decree judge. This hymn describes the saints passing through the pearly gates, expressing their desire to go to heaven, and is therefore considered suitable for funerals. In the New Orleans, Louisiana tradition, it was used as a funeral march called a “jazz wreath” and as a funeral song in the parade leading to the cemetery. Today, few people think of it as religious music, but the disreputable pop songs associated with “dixie”.

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Since this version is in Dixieland style, it is important that you listen to this song and pay attention to the rhythm.

Click the one you like and don’t forget to leave us a comment if you like this recorder sheet music. See you next time!

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