Recorder Karate Camp: Learn How to Read Music and Play an Instrument

This introductory Recorder Camp will be fun and engaging! Learners interested in learning to play an instrument, reading music on the Treble Clef Staff, preparing to play another instrument in Beginning Band, or just learning something new will enjoy this Music Class. 

This Camp is five consecutive days and by the final class they will be able to test for their White Belt! It is my goal that learners will leave this class excited to learn more! If a learner needs to miss a lesson during this camp, they will be able to continue by watching the video of the lesson they missed and practicing just as if they were in the class live.

CAMP SCHEDULE

Class 1: Meet and Greet | Introduction to the Recorder | Care of the Recorder
Class 2: Treble Clef Staff | Posture | Breath Support | How to Hold Recorder | First Note 'B'
Class 3: Whole Note & Rest, Half Note, Quarter Note | Notes 'A' and 'G'
Class 4: Steps to Learn A Song | White Belt Song: "Hot Cross Buns"
Class 5: What Makes A Good Performance | White Belt Test Day! | Sight-Reading 

Any Recorder will do for this class, but I've linked several I would recommend in the Materials section below.

By the conclusion of this class, learners will be able to read music notation on the Treble Clef Staff, play the music that they read on the Recorder, and will be working their way toward learning to play a wind instrument independently! This is a great class for students interested in pursuing a traditional Band Instrument! 

I teach other Music Classes and Camps for Voice, Piano and the Recorder that I'm sure your learner would love as well! Visit my Profile Page or message me to learn more.

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Tips For A Successful Class

1. It is important to see learners' faces and hands during the class. Learners should be seated in a chair for class and have their camera able to capture them from the head to the top of the seat. I will be able to offer learners feedback on the use of their hands/fingers this way during the lesson. 

2. Please ensure to have all Materials ready prior to starting class. Learners will need a Baroque Soprano Recorder, White Board or Blank Paper, Dry Erase Marker and/or Pencil, and Handouts (Provided in the Outschool Classroom the day prior to class beginning).

3. At times, learners will need to write. Please make sure your space is equipped for this to be possible with a table, desk, or something hard to write on.

4. Ensure learners are in a quiet space to allow them to hear the teacher and stay engaged.