Staeps: Note-Patterns or Tonfiguren for Alto Recorder

Staeps: Note-Patterns or Tonfiguren for Alto Recorder

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M251S

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Staeps: Note-Patterns or Tonfiguren for Alto RecorderUE36758 "Note Patterns" by Hans Ulrich Staeps for treble recorder provides exercises for all ages and grades to complete the chromatic tonal space. Hans Ulrich Staeps Note Patterns has been used by recorder teachers all over the world for decades and is firmly established as part of the teaching canon. It complements his well known book, The Daily Lesson and provides exercises to explore the full chromatic range of the alto recorder as well as improve

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021