SINGING and playing at the same time | Team Recorder

[@ViktoriousFlutes]

It's actually possible on the flute too! No one really talks about it, but I should try those interval exercises. That would be fun!

[@Team_Recorder]

Ah yes do!

[@sallylee4924]

REALLY?!?! I play the flute and the whole time I watched the video, I was thinking to myself, "I wish I could do this on my flute..."

[@ViktoriousFlutes]

Yeah just start blowing and then sing. Start on the Bflat for example. Just avoid the high register for starters. The flute will make a vibrating metallic like sound. You should try it! It's fun!

[@martilewis44356]

It works the same way on the flute. I use it just to improve my flute sound. Play a little, add voice, remove voice and it sounds better than before.

[@ViktoriousFlutes]

Yes! When you sing through your music and instrument, you prepare yourself for a very good sound! :)

[@harczymarczy]

Hungarian folk musicians do sort of this while playing various shepherd's flutes. They are growling and chanting while playing the flute. This yields a unique character and timbre to the sound they produce.

[@Squidward_Tikiland]

this changed my life

[@Beansoup1]

sane (*same)

[@rochmel1409]

Me too!

[@eleonorer.6861]

ME TOO !!!!

[@anonyme4414]

For my exam I actually played "Music for a bird" and I had to sing in my recorder at one moment. It was cool ! And I definitely love this channel ! Kiss from Versailles

[@susannekalejaiye4351]

Sarah, this is AWEsome! Thank you. I think I have occasionally (accidentally) done this, now to do it deliberately- oooh so cool! (sorry if my expressions run crazy - I'm almost 64 so I have picked up quite a collection of "expressions" over those years). Anyhow I can hardly wait to share this with my voice teacher! I know she has "played" the recorder, but I think we will find xploring this absolutely great.

[@Team_Recorder]

+Susanne Kalejaiye great!!!

[@CutiepieTinWhistle]

Wow, I though this sounded horrendous until I heard you play later int he video. Fascinating and extremely impressive! Really wonderful!

[@mohnaiesec]

A life dedicated to music, looks this beautiful, thankyou Sarah, an admirer from India.

[@peoul1]

the thumbnail is so good i dont know why

[@aprilmunday1152]

Wonderful. Thank you. I really like Medieval Nights and It's Summertime and have been trying to play them for years. I might have another go now.

[@lauramcflymusica]

Thanks a lot Sarah!!! I'm a recorder crazy because of your videos. I (try)to play alto and I'm gonna buy a tenor. Cheers

[@ronaldtimmermann2855]

Lovely lighting. Your technical video skills are improving. Nicely done. Fun concept in this video. Keep up the good work.

[@Team_Recorder]

Thanks Ronald! I recently got an actual camera (up until then I'd been filming videos on my phone) and the difference is amazing! I was mainly looking forward to better clarity, but the lighting is so much better with a camera.

[@evelynabston7137]

I just got my Yamaha soprano and alto recorders and I am excited to watch all your videos! I will practice the singing and playing at the same time technique. I love singing harmony. This will be fun!

[@Squidward_Tikiland]

byzantine chant with recorder melodist

[@picojeff1]

This is an awesome video! I wasn't sure at first this idea was "for me". But now, after watching the video, I'm really impressed by how accessible and interesting singing and playing together seems. Thank you for sharing this fresh playing idea and giving such great instruction on applying it!

[@Arch5280]

I enjoy listening to you talk!

[@sarajane5306]

Omg that pinch the nose thing was amazing !

[@mynvision]

Thanks for this video! And here I thought I was just being weird for doing this. Also, I think the head voice rather than the chest voice is used because it is easier to blow when your chest cavity is not vibrating. With your head voice, mostly your sinus cavities are vibrating, leaving your chest to be free for the recorder work. I've had some vocal training, but this is new territory, so I'm just guessing that this is the case.

[@Team_Recorder]

+mynvision That makes a lot of sense. I'm very happy if people can share their singing knowledge, as I don't know so much technical stuff in that area!

[@willemkossen]

Used to play a bit of didgeridoo so the concept isnt that foreign to me. I have tried it in the past on the recorder, with mixed results. I just tried auld lang syne with voice bass notes (male...) and it was more fun than expected ;)

[@zechordlord]

The greatest perk of being a good musician is all the experimental instruments that instrument makers gladly give you to play with

[@tigorsf]

I love your singing voice!!!

[@honeychurchgipsy6]

I found a modern piece (female composer and performed by a young woman) here on KZbin a while ago where the recorder player added in some fast double/triple/flutter (can't remember exactly) tonguing to create a really multiphonic sound and it was amazing - but now I can't remember the name of the piece. The performance was the premier of the piece and it was very recent (couple of years at most) if anyone knows it please leave a comment.

[@Team_Recorder]

+honeychurchgipsy6 Ooh! Do you have a link?

[@honeychurchgipsy6]

I am still searching for it - when i find it I will let you know!

[@berfuzia6926]

honeychurchgipsy6 I guess u never found it lol

[@laurelsharp1978]

I’m

[@travisjohnson7202]

With circular breathing you could approximate bagpipes, including some of the more complex French musette pieces.

[@Team_Recorder]

+t johnson YESSSSS

[@syedwasifhussain2866]

@@Team_Recorder What's circular breathing?

[@nerdycatgamer]

@@syedwasifhussain2866 circular breathing is storing air in your cheeks to push through the instrument while you quickly breathe in through your nose. It can be done on most wind instruments and allows a player to play continuously without breathing

[@syedwasifhussain2866]

@@nerdycatgamer Can you tell me how exactly we should do it?

[@hrenes]

This is opening endless opportunities 😎😎

[@bblovesyou1]

My mind is blown and can’t wait to try this.

[@icefaceH]

Thanks for this video! I will watch it over and over again.

[@Drewster58]

Brilliant ideas for music. I have been playing and learning the chromatic harmonica , and singing a note while playing a note, very doable. You had several examples of recorder+voice pieces, but I haven’t heard this technique used in harmonica pieces, in spite of the fact that using your mouth shape and muting with hands is such a big part of the harmonica sound. I’ll try and figure it out.

[@MST339]

Well, singing while inhaling is doable but doesn't sound right :-)

[@Beansoup1]

Can you do more videos playing while singing ? This is really amazing.

[@scottiequality1981]

Yeah! This is rad! I’ve been saying for years that the recorder is a real and useful instrument. I really don’t understand why it’s not used more often in pop or rock settings. Just another tool to make air move around:)

[@malahamavet]

What's the technical name of this? In Romanian and Ukrainian traditional music they do this sometimes with the whistle (fluier/sopilka) I want to search more about it but I don't know what it's called

[@AngelGuitarra74]

I love you Sarah!!! Really interesting playing flute and sing at the same time, i will practice, Thanks

[@harmonic2001]

Bravo ! Interesting. It is the same principle to whistling and humming at the same time which also possible to learn the same way.

[@fidessai1o]

2021 Remake/Update video about simultanious singing and playing? 🙏🙏

[@ajrv]

Thanks! Really helpful. I've been teaching myself recorder and this is really neat!

[@marksadler4104]

Terrific video. Just realised...the movie "The Wicker man" , the Edward Woodward original, the start of the soundtrack I believe is recorder/voice combination as you demonstrated😃

[@ballad_of_belle]

WOW THATS SO COOL AND AMAZING:0

[@hei7586]

I need much more air for playing than for singing. So when I sing, the recorder sound gets flat and unstable. What to do?

[@lauriojala4438]

This was really helpful video! Thanks sarah! :))

[@BB-xm8jc]

Seems fun! Can’t wait to do this on my garklein.

[@mufaev]

Сара, супер! Я русский, понимаю 5-10 слов из всего сказанного, но с таким удовольствием смотрю твои позитивные выпуски. Солнце, радость! Класс! Спасибо.

[@zwz.zdenek]

I get the words alright, but I couldn't for my life make the instrument - or my voice - produce anything pleasing.

[@mateuscorrea4139]

hello Sarah, I love your videos and your work

[@darchendon7926]

damn, recorders can do two note powerchords? metalhead me is happy I've been looking for a wind/breathe powered instrument for a while, and I think I'll go with an alto recorder. and then try to play Master of Puppets while singing the fifths and flat fifths. this will totally not go wrong

[@malahamavet]

Cool! I would really like listening to recorder power chord metal

[@eleonorer.6861]

WOW ! thank you for this !

[@rubenmsk]

sarah please make a review of the yamaha yrf-21 the recorder fife pleeeease pleeeease!!

[@danielfouts5545]

I love watching your videos Sara. I don't play the recorder or any other instrument but you're so sweet and pretty I just enjoy it.

[@KatarDan]

This sounds a lot like a bagpipe. I will definitely try it, thank you!

[@adlervincent]

you are so cute Sarah, huhu "I'm a recoreder player"

[@MordekaiNox777]

Wow the posibilities are endless! Amazing. The one style of music i haven't heared on recorder is metal or punk as i am a big fan of both. Now with gothic style i can imagin a recorder replacing the keyboard and sound awesome. What are your thoughts on this Sarah?

[@Team_Recorder]

YESSS I totally agree that would sound awesome! Now, to plug my own music (mua ha ha). my band Jerboah just released an EP of our more heavy/punky stuff called ‘GNAW’- listen to it/buy it here: jerboah.bandcamp.com/album/gnaw

[@MordekaiNox777]

You've got me interested! i will check out your band

[@MordekaiNox777]

Have you ever heared of the folk metalband Eluveitie? The use flutes, tin whistles and recorders as well. It is awesome. Say do you do the vocals aswell on your music? Nice crossover between funk and rock and psychedelica

[@laurieturner57]

Scots wha hae on the alto with vocal drone - fun stuff :-)

[@sediepremps]

This is really cool i always wondered how those sounds were made but it's still kinda hard blending the two. ..anyway i think more practice will suffice

[@enzoma7253]

This is so exiciting!

[@somacsonka4161]

that is SOOOO LIT!!!

[@filharmonix]

Just hearing what you did on the paetzold again. Why does that sound like that recreated T-Rex sound.

[@luckybarrel7829]

S*** that's complected! Mindblown!

[@cadydenning-kras2907]

How do you do that click sound or that pewt pewt sound? With your tongue?

[@kuan12345]

I want to see you play continuo with the bass recorder and sing a soprano line.

[@YannaLoam]

For those of us in other countries, are there resources you could recommend for purchasing sheet music (in particular, the US and UK)?

[@Team_Recorder]

Hi! For the UK, Recorder Music Mail is a great catalogue and mail order place for recorder music. Aside from that - if I want a specific piece, I usually order it from the publisher, who tend to ship worldwide. (and shop around a bit on google!). Do any viewers in the US have tips too?

[@carlpbrill]

Ian Anderson too, right?

[@clixicool]

where to get "medieval nights" for both: tenor and voice? all i got is for tenor alone :o

[@Team_Recorder]

That’s the right one! It’s mostly for tenor alone, but one of the movements incorporates voice too.

[@davidtong6626]

how do u make that effect with ur tongue? what's does it call?

[@Team_Recorder]

+PopRecorder Cover At what moment in the video?

[@davidtong6626]

Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder 14:21 "it's Summertime"

[@Team_Recorder]

+PopRecorder Cover ah! That's 'sputato'- a very strong articulation by building lots of pressure with the tongue, but with relatively little air :)

[@davidtong6626]

Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder thank you for the reply!

[@lostsoul160]

Your amazing 👏 ✨ ❤

[@AlchemistOfJoy79]

Amazing!!

[@pepperpepic9677]

What's you fav reorder

[@sheeb2855]

Would this work with clarinet as well?

[@alleholcomb5142]

Yes!!!! It's slightly harder due to resistance on the reed but it's definitely possible!! Source: clarinet player

[@sachitkalra9893]

Yo Sarah you a real one

[@tiktiktok7673]

Hi can i learn recorder on cheaper recorder... i have a wooden old recorder i think it has a problem in it. is it possible?

[@tiktiktok7673]

well because curently i can't afford the new one now.. so can i fix that old one.. m from Pakistan

[@ethan2bart]

I play the euphonium, it's a similar technique. It's much cooler sounding on the recorder though!

[@Team_Recorder]

+Ethan Bartlett oh cool! I'd love to hear it on the euphonium too!

[@ranhill62]

16:12 as of January 2019, it's 36k!

[@filharmonix]

Solo cool. I beat box with my soprano recorder on occasion

[@igorabdoaguilar9331]

I am teaching this to my Ocarina Students xD

[@grittevanesha]

That pink color suit your skin tone adorabaly, oh I cant speak English

[@jupii17]

Now I wanna whip out my elementary school recorder and try this

[@DianneHeijstee]

I tried singing through my nose. Couldn''t even do it :P But I practised throughout the video and now I can haha.......

[@이현규-h3n]

Thanks for making great viedeos :) helps me a lot

[@vincemincevince]

you turned that paetzold into a didgeridoo

[@captebbtide]

Sounds like something from a nightmare! 😯

[@joaoinvalido]

Damn I love you. But sure Jon is better for you than myself

[@李季衡-s6l]

16:20

[@kwil5127]

it is a little hard but after a while i got it!👍

[@Jacopo.]

is very interesting and you are very cute too!!!

[@literallyanearthlybeing]

I play flute too but not as good as you.🙂

[@esequiel937]

😘😘😘❤

[@AlgyCuber]

play with your nose and sing with your mouth

[@helenproudfoot1692]

I find it enormously difficult to take my voice out again while still playing the note on the recorder. I suppose this just means endless practice.

[@helenproudfoot1692]

It helps to do it without the recorder. Sing to blow to sing to blow to sing.

[@eliana8961]

#RecorderTeam

[@TacticalSandals]

People have trouble playing the piano and singing at the same time?? but..why?

[@sigitpurnomopembina]

kereeen

[@vanpiras2530]

Sì.

[@banekettu]

Did she roast twoset?

[@SoggySandwich80]

This hurts my neck for some reason

[@mattfangrecorderstudio8325]

very hard, 😂😅😅😅😅

[@beccabowles3601]

this is terrifying

[@Team_Recorder]

mua ha ha ha

[@alexandresoutonogueira7675]

Oh my god, what a beautiful lady!

[@oskarmakedonian7609]

Sorry,its not for me...dont like this stile

[@muzkat101]

I believe you offer some good advice, but you talk too much. ; )

[@Arcae95]

Definitely not easy to take seriously... both is form and sound. Like you look dumb doing it, and it sure does sound dumb (except in toonladder mostly). That being said playing the recorder in general neither looks or sonds good so im not surprised.