What are the notes to play Mary had a little lamb on the recorder?

Answer 1

Answer

Left hand only version for beginners -

BAGA BBB AAA BCC

BAGA BBB AABA G

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Scroll down to "Notes:" section for the direct answer.

Well, although I don't know how to play recorder (assuming recorder as in a woodwind musical instrument and also assuming that you meant something similar to "How do you play Mary had a little lamb with a recorder" and that you are asking what note as in the pitch), I would say that it depends on the key you want to play. Additionally, you will need to know how long each note is. For simplicity, you can play it in C Major.

If you know how to read from scores (music sheets), then great! You can just go to Google (possible Image) and search "Mary had a little lamb" and you should be bombarded with many scores. Don't worry, if it is a fake one, then if you try and play it (if you have the ability and with an instrument required) then it won't sound right.

Notes:

If you don't know how to read from scores (which is perfectly normal), then I'll tell you the notes directly for C Major:

EDCDEEE_DDD_EGG_EDCDEEEEDDEDC___

where "_" means that the note before it needs to be held on for one more beat. Otherwise, other notes are played evenly. The ones below are arranged in bars and phrases:

EDCD EEE_ DDD_ EGG_

EDCD EEEE DDED C___

Note that the last "C" is played for four beats, and also that when two adjacent notes are the same (e.g. "E" and "E" of bar 2) then there should be a small gap between them to tell that they are two separate notes.

Hope that helped!

Answer 2

B A G A B B B A A A B D D

Ma-ry had a lit-tle lamb, lit-tle lamb, lit-tle lamb.

B A G A B B B B A A B A G

Ma-ry had a lit-tle lamb whose fleece was white as snow.

Answer 3

bagbgabaggbaggabcgab