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How to play When the Saints Go Marching In on the recorder

When the Saints Go Marching In recorder notes with letters, easy for beginners, with a fingering chart for each note.

"When the Saints Go Marching In", an American spiritual made famous by New Orleans jazz bands. Four notes climbing up, again and again. It uses 5 notes: G, A, B, high C and high D. Below are the notes with their rhythm, and the fingering for each one.

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The notes

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GBC'D'GBC'D'GBC'D'BGBABBAGBD'D'C'BC'D'BGAG

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

Sheet music

♯44GBC'D'GBC'D'♯GBC'D'BGBA♯BBAGBD'D'C'♯BC'D'BGAG
♯44GBC'D'♯GBC'D'♯GBC'D'B♯GBA♯BBAG♯BD'D'C'♯BC'D'B♯GAG

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

The notes as letters

G B C' D' G B C' D' G B C' D' B G B A B B A G B D' D' C' B C' D' B G A G

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

Fingerings

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).

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