Score of Furusato and ensemble playing Furusato

The video recordings below shows 2 samples of a group ensemble and how the accompaniment for Furusato is played:

Recorder fingering pictures

Take a look at how the different notes are played. Remember to always play your recorder with both hands. Right thumb should always be placed near the middle section of the recorder (behind Hole 4) in order to support the instrument. Fingers on the left hand should be used to cover Hole 0,1,2,3 while fingers on the right hand should be used to cover Hole 4,5,6,7,8,9.

Note: The last finger of left hand should not be used to cover any holes on the recorder.

Pictorial view of fingerings

A note: Cover Hole 0,1,2

B note: Cover Hole 0,1

 Bb note: Cover Hole 0,1,3,4

G note: Cover Hole 0,1,2,3

High D note: Cover only Hole 2

High C note: Cover Hole 0,2

F note: Cover Hole 0,1,2,3,4

Playing the Japanese Song "Furusato"

Attached is the video recording of the song "Furusato". Please practise it at home. The letter names for the song can be found in the video recording too.

Primary 3 Music Performance For Aesthetics Day

Dear pupils,

Please go through the songs during the March Holidays. There will be an audition conducted in class to determine the various musical roles for the pupils in Aesthetics Day Performance 2014.

1) Recorder players (Main melody)

2) Recorder players (Accompaniment)

3) Singers (Main Melody)

4) Actors (Olaf the snowman, Anna and Elsa)

Do you want to build a snowman? (video)

How to play "Do you want to build a snowman?" (recorder)

Let it go (recorder)

Best regards,
Mrs Teresa Ho