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Morning Mood (Peer Gynt) recorder notes with letters, easy for beginners, with a fingering chart for each note.

Edvard Grieg's sunrise from the Peer Gynt music (1875). It rocks gently between high C, D, E and G, and climbs to high A as the sun comes up. It uses 5 notes: high C, high D, high E, high G and high A. Below are the notes with their rhythm, and the fingering for each one.

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The notes

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

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

Sheet music

68G'E'D'C'D'E'G'E'D'C'D'E'D'E'G'E'G'A'E'A'G'E'D'C'
68G'E'D'C'D'E'G'E'D'C'D'E'D'E'G'E'G'A'E'A'G'E'D'C'

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

The notes as letters

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

C', D', E', G' and A' are the high C, high D, high E, high G and high A. 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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