Playalong: Pachelbel's Canon | Team Recorder

[@shortiitorii1384]

I don’t know if you’ll see this but my professor uses your videos in our classroom.He loves you and so do we 😃🥰

[@susannekalejaiye4351]

@@orlandopockets6372 obviously for setting a good example

[@Team_Recorder]

Aww thank you ☺️ Say hi to your professor from me!

[@wintermatter]

@@orlandopockets6372 It just exemplifies how the concept of traditional education is dying out. Now we can educate ourselves online way more efficiently than if we went to school

[@shortiitorii1384]

Winter Matter Thank you 🙏

[@gerardvila4685]

@@wintermatter Sorry I disagree. Of course Sarah and her videos are a tremendous help. But nothing replaces a good teacher. That's why professional musicians who have worked their posteriors off for decades still take master-classes from other, even better musicians - and then boast that they are the "pupil of X".

[@emla3452]

Time stamps: Version 1. All voices present: 1:52 Version 2. Top voice missing: 6:55

[@kenattaway721]

Thanks, Sarah How lovely! Especially to an old man in isolation in Nova Scotia. I will play along as soon as l learn to play notes without leaking air!

[@baronvonsatan]

I really didn't expect these holes to be so unforgiving but they are indeed.

[@cathy7382]

Ŵhat a beautiful recorder arrangement of Pachabells Canon

[@themusicdiscussion9510]

Yes

[@betterthanisound]

I am so impressed and inspired by your professionalism and bringing a wonderful instrument, which is so readily accessible to so many and yet just as versatile as any, to the masses. I am a sax player (Soprano and Tenor), guitar and drums too. But I am struck at the recorder in ways I had not previously fully appreciated. Not just this video, but many of yours I have watched. I think you're on a mission Sarah, to convert more people to recorder and to bring its pleasurable sound to the masses. I pray for your continued success. Take care, be well.

[@PinkCeePie]

Back for my daily dose of Sarah playing Canon ❤️❤️

[@Team_Recorder]

🥰❤️

[@meta5175]

“P canon!” Me as recorder player: yes! Me as cello player: DAMM

[@rosscalverley]

Einar I’m glad I don’t have the bass recorder

[@ziomatthewmusic4205]

Me as pianist. Woohoo I can play this already.

[@frozenunicorn2381]

Man I can relate so much to this. I've played the Pachelbel canon with a recorder quartet, solo on the piano and in a string quartet. You can guess which one was the least thrilling ^^

[@aryanaufaldharmawan5830]

It feels great playing with another recorder player

[@gibran6641]

i've never heard with a recorder ensamble, it's beautiful 💕

[@charlonecruz4376]

Ain't that more of a quartet and not an ensemble tho XD

[@liesbetbockaert]

In that case, you have a lot to discover! Enjoy 😉

[@gibran6641]

@@liesbetbockaert yeah! I'm violinist, and i study my instrument career, there's no enough life for all the music!

[@andrewmurray1550]

@@charlonecruz4376 "ensemble" is French for "together" so in music terms means "the united performance of an entire group of singers, musicians, etc." whether two musicians or a hundred.

[@Doktor808]

I had practiced a lot on this piece at the time with my soprano flute, only memories.. Bravo!👏

[@villaceexyuri]

I keep rewatching this video. Definitely one of my favorite ones ❤️

[@GaiaShirley]

Played along for a bit - the first time I've touched the recorder in years... Thank you for sharing your love of recorders! It's so fun playing alongside you (:

[@luckybarrel7829]

Now that I'm learning how to play I can appreciate this at a different level!

[@AvelinoTiago]

Brava! Muito bom! Talentosíssima! Saudações do Brasil!

[@pankajjaiswal6498]

Awesome ! Feels like relaxing in the countryside , sitting in the warm sun and watching the cows .

[@nigelhaywood9753]

Thanks Sarah. That's beautiful and perfect for these times.

[@ΝαταλιαΘεολογου]

Although I am a guitarist and some others are violinists, drummers, flutists, etc. Although I am from Greece and some others are from Brazil, Italy, UK, etc. We all have one thing in common. And that's it great sense in music!😋

[@cathy7382]

I wanted to thank you Sarah for helping me get back into the alto recorder after yrs. of not playing I am diligently practicing everyday for an hour your videos are wonderful keep up the good work

[@anne_kaffeekanne_]

Today was the first day I started playing my recorders again after a long pause.. and then i had this piece i my ear and thought "let's look if i can find a way to learn how to play it". I couldnt be happier that I found it on my favourite KZbin-Channel :) Thank you so much!

Beautiful teacher!!! beautiful teacher, I like your execution with the flute greeting

[@Jeff034]

Wonderful stuff. 45 years ago I was pretty good at this - now I'm grateful KZbin has a slow speed function. But the amazing thing is I haven forgotten, and the daring ride through the fast passages has reminded me whythis is so good. Who'd have thought. Thanks you sooo much.

[@lordkc3007]

This was one of the most relaxing performances that I've ever heard😊

[@gunungmerapiapi1933]

Hi Sarah, thank you for your videos, you always have that vibrant energy I start playing recorder because of you(yes, a Baroque one!)

[@charmsbenigno6412]

Really good hearing this in the morning. Relaxing.

[@idraote]

Hello Sarah, thank you for this nice piece. I loved that you still played the full version with the soloist so that I was able to enjoy it without having to play myself... (that didn't come out exactly right). I'm not surprised your course sold out. I'm sure you are an amazing teacher.

[@miguellasmarfilho_fpv9524]

What a wonderful show. It just encourages learning and wanting to play that well. Really wonderful.

[@elainebrown160]

I found you via two set violin. They were making fun of the recorder and thn they played a you tube of you playing. You knocked their socks off.I have been trying to teach myself to play but it’s slow going.

[@isobellabrettjl1617]

Which video was that. I wld love to see that.

[@cathy7382]

People have the mistaken notion that the recorder is a child's instrument but I started playing along time ago and didn't keep up with it but now I'm rediscovery it and it's a joy

[@gayanderson2242]

OMG, if you can stand it, please do more of these! It’s wonderful to get to play along.

[@emilynightingale7758]

a great tune for beginners and advanced player alike, it was really fun improvising over this. Thank you.

[@jillgalna2716]

Thanks Sarah. This inspires me to pick up my Dolmetsch treble recorder again - untouched for 50 years.

[@rubygray7749]

A Dolmetsch!! In my school recorder group 50 years ago, we had lovely wooden recorders of unknown variety, but the name "Dolmetsch" was uttered in hushed and reverent tones. We hsd never seen one, but we knew they were good! Enjoy yours.

[@PKLevel99]

Vídeos incríveis Sarah! Sempre vejo tudo que você posta! Felicidades do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@mrsenstitz]

Sold out. congratulations. Thanks for the play along too. Much appreciated!

[@EK-li4ph]

This is so calming :) I love it so much

[@Mondestrunken]

Hi, I have to say that I love your videos and your enthusiasm for recorders; I’m from México and here people thinks that recorders are just that horrible loud whistle you have to play in order to cover your “art lessons”, most people underestimate the beauty and versatility these instruments has. I have to confess that when I found your channel it was due to my obsession with tenor recorder, and to perform quartets myself with my cheap Yamaha plastic recorders, so, watching this version of Pachelbel’s cannon is fantastic, totally lovely and completely vindictive of what we recorder enthusiasts keep repeating to ourselves that these are really beautiful instruments. Thanks a ton for what you’re doing! Best regards from Mexico City.

[@gerardvila4685]

I've been using the horrible loud whistle sound at the 8 pm "applaud the doctors & nurses" (in Paris).

[@keitha.355]

I just want Sarah's tunes to drive away this stupid virus.

[@johntisdell7720]

it does in the soul :)

[@ebusanta001]

@@johntisdell7720 this comment is both deep and true

[@catherinelouis4612]

Bonjour Sarah j ai decouvert vos videos il y a peu. Vous m avez donne envie de jouer de la flute meme si je ne comprends pas tout en anglais. J ai achete une alto et une soprane. Je viens de jouer au piano le canon de Pachelbel et je decouvre avec bonheur votre nouvelle video avec .... le canon de Pachelbel, quel hasard! J adore, c est magnifique, et quel bel instrument que la flute. Un grand merci et un bonjour amical de France.

[@yurijimeneznajera3167]

BRAVO, BRAVÍSIMO. BELLÍSIMAS INTERPRETACIONES. GRACIAS POR COMPARTIRLAS EN ESTA ÉPOCA DE CUARENTENA POR EL COVID-19.

[@陳冠宏-p5o]

The song I really want to play with my friends.Sadly,it is really hard to find a friend who plays the recorder in my age.

[@susannekalejaiye4351]

If you can find one of any age that helps, meanwhile keep training and preparing.

[@dcx45]

surely Zoom or WebEx in this age of isolation

[@Pianoprac]

I agree! No one I know plays the recorder...:(

[@gerardvila4685]

@@dcx45 My choir tried Zoom. It was a complete disaster. I actually heard my own voice echoing back a second or so later. I had hoped we'd be able to follow the choirmistress (is that a word?), but her hands were just a blur. We're stuck with rehearsing at home with MIDI files...

[@mrsenstitz]

It isn't a song. Sorry to disagree. It is a canon. Not a song.

[@picante28]

1:56 *cries in cellist*

[@corwinedwards3137]

Thank you. An extraordinary version of an extraordinary piece of music -- when we needed it.

[@TheLarry113]

Thank you for your videos, I really enjoy your music.

[@blackrose538]

I LOVE that song! Especially when its played on a piano, but this sounds so lovely, too! The first very high notes were a little strange for me to listen to, but together it's really such a beautiful song :D so glad you played it, even if I'm not a recorder player. I'd find this intimidating to attempt on my guitar! xD

[@yvesdelombaerde5909]

blackrose538 search for the Marcel Dadi guitar version

[@mrsenstitz]

It is not a song.

[@blackrose538]

@@mrsenstitz to me it is a song

[@AltriToni]

Lo adoro! È fantastico 😍 bravissima come sempre!! Un saluto dall'Italia!! 💙

[@ilpianetaverde2674]

Greating from Espana 💙

[@RecorderArcade]

Way to go with the multi-tracking, Sarah! I feel so proud! Lol

[@Team_Recorder]

Aww thanks Jamison! You are the multitrack master! It took me long enough to set up my sound card 😜

[@jimgrant7427]

@@Team_Recorder Hi Sarah, really interested in what you used for the multitracking. I have done a bit with Audacity. so just sound, fairly pleased with results but the video stuff looks really impressive. I am interested in both the programme used (software) and headphones, microphones etc (hardware). Mind you it has been some time since I had to worry about the sound card. Needing to do that again seems scary.

[@stephaniamurielbaca8706]

I love play recorder! I play recorder over twelve years old. I twenty eighth years and love so much play recorder and flute. Youre play beautiful!, Incredible

[@maggiedunne2267]

Making lockdown bearable and productive

[@isanewday]

Beautiful ! ! !

[@arishjohndalivacayabyab5005]

You are amazing I want to continue my learning to play my flute again thank you so much 😘😘😘😘

[@araxiev7877]

Absolutely beautiful! I've been wanting to play an instrument for a while now...it's taken a lockdown (Uk) and me aged 45 to start. Thank you SO much for your videos. :) x

[@thomasnguyen6144]

It’s nice to hear the recorder family play.

[@chilwinful]

I've been joining in whilst learning the bass recorder, thank you some amazing playing. 🥰 One love

[@cayr7745]

Thank you. Beautiful!

[@mariandrodgermartin7596]

Thank you, Sarah! This is fabulous!

[@christien6230]

Imagine you hear a amazing piece of music and you walk by and see it's a recorder 😭❤

[@celinee.9562]

THANK YOU ❤️ i loved it 😍 this is so immersive, play alongs are the best ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@hampurista]

Thanks a ton. I will stick to my Flötenkoffer recommended by you for a while and later come back to this LOVELY play a long. Hello from Germany

[@luisedmundo382]

You are wonderful, and I love your smile!

[@LJ-zq1nv]

Thanks dear Sarah, God bless you!

[@sergioandrescarreno2433]

hermosisimo!!!!!!!!!

[@lornakook4917]

Beautiful

[@vickiannett2890]

Sarah this is a beautiful piece!!!!

[@luckybarrel7829]

So beautiful I can't have enuf

[@angelicamartacahyaningtyas9083]

OH MY GOD, I learn this piece this week because I want to play this on my alto.

[@ganikus8565]

J'adore !

[@ananditaisabel]

Thanks Sarah! I love the canon. Greetings from Venezuela

[@mariafedumo5539]

thanks to you sarah im learning a lot about how to play recorder...

[@carlosrivero9008]

I really appreciate your way of playing the recorder, I just love it❤. You inspired me to start playing the recorder, the truth is that at the moment I don't know much, however I watch your videos and I learn a lot, thank you very much for making videos and for playing the recorder. Greetings from Germany😁❤

[@katarzynakorczynska4861]

You are so amazing ang inspiring. Grettings from Poland :)

[@jeknoz]

Thanks for that ! So beautifull

[@constantmac1]

Thank you so much for this! I'm new to learning the recorder, and I find it really helpful to be able to see and hear how things should sound, and then to try to imitate that. I don't have others to make music with, so this is wonderful. Enjoy your videos very much, even when they're over my head (someday they won't be, I hope!)

[@lauramcflymusica]

It sounds lovely!!! I rather to hear top voice missing so I can appreciate better lower voices. Good work Sarah thanks a lot!

[@Marilynsmommy]

The slurred staccato is most likely left over from the string arrangement. It's used when the bow shouldn't change direction between notes, but the notes should have a separation in sound.

[@Team_Recorder]

Aaahahhhhhhh good to know, thanks!

[@gerardvila4685]

I've seen it on piano scores too. Thanks for the info.

[@gerardvila4685]

@@Team_Recorder Does this change the way it should be played on the recorder?

[@mrsenstitz]

Ooh and in 440 too. My bernolin sounded great alongside you.

[@cjacja21]

I’ve been struggling getting high A and high B, this is helping massively with my practice! Thanks for this!

[@KaT-gr5do]

I love it. Thank you

[@cjrupinta9030]

I really love flutes 🥰👌

[@Mamazosstalin]

Desde México, muchas gracias!!!

[@alexphipps4912]

This is actually helping me learn how to play higher notes on recorder!!

[@mageo44]

Maravilloso 👏👏👏👏

[@mauriciolacruz]

Impressive!!! Stunning!!! 🤩👍🏻

[@jayceedugard8074]

Sarah: Let's play Pachelbel's Canon! Me: **Scrambles to get my viola** Me a second later: Wait a minute, I'm pretty sure she meant a recorder, not a viola. Edit: Ah, it's in G major! Perfect for viola.

[@kian-88romanov86]

Hi watching from México eres muy talentosa y hermosa...

[@andrepels7906]

I ❤ your tenor recorder!

[@christophertsiliacos8958]

It’s simply uncanny! 😲 Whenever you play the bass recorder in that inimitable polyphonic style it sounds just like a calliope. And whenever I hear a calliope...you guessed it...I think of that iconic military march "Entry of the Gladiators" by the Czech composer Julius (you know who). 😉 ♫

[@liquidmandotcom]

Brilliant

[@Bowhead31]

I love those door knobs.

[@MarioBastosTV]

Brava!

[@josephfayia8238]

Thank you Sarah

[@Alexandra-crus-7]

Thank you Sarah !

[@Digeroo123]

Lovely. Please can you do a version with four recorders. 3 plus the continuo.

[@Nostalgia.melancholic]

Amazing Sarah ! ^^

[@charliechrist7537]

That sounds so cool

[@lilactreehouse]

LOVE!

[@ralphwest8156]

Fantastic''

[@thecoolkid440]

Rob Paravonian is shuddering at this. He will never escape.

[@Clarionetist]

Beautiful quartet. This is my favorite of all your playalongs. Until I learn the fast section at full speed (on alto), I am setting the playback speed to 0.75. It would be even better if you wore a different outfit for each instrument. 😎

[@canudeiro]

Nice !

[@carlosrivero9008]

That´s amazing ♥

[@gaivasimoniene6389]

SUPER ☺♥

[@putriajengmulyani4062]

Wow it's cool