Artist Ahead Blockflöte lernen mit Lotti & Ben - Band 2! - Susanne Hossain

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Learning the recorder with Lotti & Ben – Volume 2!
The lovingly light introduction for children from 3 years – a child-friendly recorder method with songs, texts, music and colouring games!

A4 book (landscape) incl. download, 84 pages
ISBN 978-3-86642-183-7
by Susanne Hossain

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• Playful, intuitive learning in a musical context
• Easy access to rhythms and melodies through speech, singing and movement
• With songs, texts, music and colouring games
• With large music notation

The second volume of the recorder method “Learning the recorder with Lotti and Ben!” is aimed at children from 3 years old in kindergarten and early school and, like the first volume, is suitable for both individual and group lessons. In small, gentle steps the children, accompanied by their friends Lotti & Ben, playfully learn further basics of music notation and playing techniques. In Volume 2 the notes F#', B-flat', E'' and C#' as well as C#'' are introduced and the children have the opportunity to play almost all songs in two parts. In the download area you can download the individual parts of the songs as well as an appealing piano accompaniment. This way the children can experience the music with all their senses by clapping, speaking, singing (thanks to the texts provided for each song) or by movement. Playing along with the music enables the little beginners to feel like "real" musicians, and the creativity of teachers and children knows no bounds. Music and colouring games complement the recorder lessons and round off the educational concept of “Learning the recorder with Lotti & Ben - Volume 2” perfectly.

Download material & audio CD

At www.artist-ahead-download.de all songs (with original and individual parts) as well as the piano accompaniment (with score files) are available as audio and MP3 files for download. The audio CDs with all titles from this book are available here.

Contents

List of audio examples and play-alongs • Foreword and download • What you have already learned • Play along! • The C major scale game • The eighth note • We clap • What are your friends called? • The dotted quarter note • The sharp sign • Movement is fun! • Who lost his turban? • The flat sign • What does your grandma look like? • Connect the dots! • Question-and-answer game • Colour the rainbow! • A new note: high E (E'') • Rolling the notes • Clap corner • Note puzzle • Practise with pleasure • A new note: high C# (C#'') • 2/4 time • The tie • Which animal is your favourite? • Another new note: low C# (C#') • Colour the balloons! • 6/8 time and the eighth rest • Which fruit goes in your fruit salad? • Quiz • Fingering chart (German and baroque fingering)

The songs

The Stair Song • The C major scale • The Echo • The Name Song • Ekmek buldum • In My Little Apple • There Was a Mother • Aram sam sam • The Colour Song • Good Mood • My Grandma Is the Best • Frère Jacques • Walk in the Rain • Question and Answer • The Rainbow • Beethoven Says Hello • Little Waltz • Power Kids • Witches' Dance • London Bridge • The Elephant • The Singing Parrot • The Dancing Hippo • The Grasshopper • Paimen laulaa • Song from China • The Sheep • The Crocodile in the Nile • Ben's Airplane • Fruit Salad • The Big Recorder Finale

„Learning to play the recorder in a child-appropriate way, without having to forgo making music together from the very beginning! Even with only a few notes, ensemble playing – not least thanks to the downloads with piano accompaniment – creates a sound experience that makes the young recorder players feel like 'real' musicians. A recorder method that invites participation from the start through its clear and catchy songs, whose lyrics tell stories from the children’s lives. The vivid, progressive build-up of musical fundamentals makes understanding the connections simple and comprehensible.“