Kye Kye Kule on the recorder

It uses 7 notes: A, G, high C, low D, low E, low C, F. A little challenge.

Practice it in Recorder Hero

The notes

Tap a note to hear it.

AAGAAAGAAAGC'AAAGC'AGAAAAGAAAADDGEEDDGEECGFGCGFGCGFGCGFGC'

Longer blocks are longer notes; a line marks each bar.

Sheet music

The same song in standard notation, with each note's name under it.

The notes as letters

A A G A A A G A A A G C' A A A G C' A G A A A A G A A A A D D G E E D D G E E C G F G C G F G C G F G C G F G C'

C' is the high C. All for a soprano (descant) recorder, with baroque (English) fingering.

Fingerings

Fingering:

low C

Thumb hole covered, holes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 covered

low D

Thumb hole covered, holes 1 2 3 4 5 6 covered

low E

Thumb hole covered, holes 1 2 3 4 5 covered

Thumb hole covered, holes 1 2 3 4 6 7 covered Thumb hole covered, holes 1 2 3 4 covered

Thumb hole covered, holes 1 2 3 covered

Thumb hole covered, holes 1 2 covered

high C

Thumb hole covered, hole 2 covered

Tap Play to hear a note; tap a fingering card to see how to play it. Filled holes are covered. The left hand is on top (thumb behind, holes 1–3), the right hand below (holes 4–7).

Tips

Say "doo" into the recorder for each note: the tongue starts every note, so repeated notes sound separate.
Blow gently, like cooling soup. Too much air makes a squeak an octave up.
Cover the holes with the soft pads of your fingers, not the tips, so no air leaks out.
Low C needs the gentlest breath of all, and every hole sealed: if it squeaks, check your bottom fingers first.
F has two fingerings: on a baroque recorder it's forked (thumb and holes 1 to 4, 6 and 7, with hole 5 open); on a German recorder, just the thumb and holes 1 to 4.
For high C, lift your first finger (hole 1) and keep the thumb and hole 2 covered.

This pack isn't finished yet, so its songs are free to play.