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18 March 2013
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Yeah I get that I still had a lot to put in the list.
Recorder: The Fool On The Hill (Flute, but can be played on Recorder), Glass Onion , I Am Your Singer
Clarinet: When I’m Sixty-Four , Picasso’s Last Words (Drink to Me), Step Lightly
French Horn: For No One , Sgt. Pepper ‘s Lonely Hearts Club Band
Saxophone: Listen to What the Man Said, Good Morning Good Morning , Savoy Truffle , Oh My My, Jet , Bluebird, Angry, Whatever Gets You Thru The Night
Trumpet: Magical Mystery Tour , Penny Lane
I wanna set a goal for myself to learn all these one day but that would take a long time…
4.51am
1 November 2012
Offline Since you’re expanding to wind instruments in general, there’s also:
For No One (French horn)
Martha My Dear (flugelhorn, French horn, trombone, tuba).
It seems like we’ll never be done!
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3.44pm
28 November 2013
Offline According to what I have read Paul is playing recorder, and penny whistle, on Fool on the Hill.
That may explain why the higher notes can not be hit on a regular recorder.
John playing jaw harp.
Also three flute players listed.
4.01pm
28 November 2013
Offline Also George and John on Harmonica
3.43am
17 January 2013
Offline I still haven’t learned to play that thing, lol.
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3.37pm
15 January 2014
Offline If anyone was still interested in playing “Fool on the Hill” on recorder, I learned the notes by ear. A common misconception is that the recorder has a limited set of notes, since in elementary school you only learn the very basics. In fact it has an entire chromatic scale, and higher notes can be achieved by only half covering the thumb hole (the equivalent of using the register key on the clarinet). Here are the notes for the solo: F# F# F# F# F# G A B B A B C# D D D D C# A B E E E (with a trill to high F# the second time). The F#s in the beginning are low, low G, low A, B, high C#, and high D. It takes awhile to learn all the notes, and the higher ones can be difficult to hit, but here is a link to the fingering chart. http://www.recorder-fingerings…..aBar.1S.3a
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7.55pm
1 November 2012
Offline I wish I could play the recorder. Lord knows I’ve tried over the years; I just don’t have any facility with wind instruments (I once rented a clarinet for a month to give it a try, and my neighbors thought I was strangling a duck in my apartment; ditto for a tenor saxophone).
Have you tried to learn the recorder parts for “I Am Your Singer”?
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2.21am
18 October 2013
Offline smithmdan said
Also George and John on Harmonica
Glad you mentioned that ……yes they played harmonica bass notes on those big bass buggars. Nice touch
3.28am
17 January 2013
Offline YouKnowMyName said
If anyone was still interested in playing “Fool on the Hill” on recorder, I learned the notes by ear. A common misconception is that the recorder has a limited set of notes, since in elementary school you only learn the very basics. In fact it has an entire chromatic scale, and higher notes can be achieved by only half covering the thumb hole (the equivalent of using the register key on the clarinet). Here are the notes for the solo: F# F# F# F# F# G A B B A B C# D D D D C# A B E E E (with a trill to high F# the second time). The F#s in the beginning are low, low G, low A, B, high C#, and high D. It takes awhile to learn all the notes, and the higher ones can be difficult to hit, but here is a link to the fingering chart. http://www.recorder-fingerings…..aBar.1S.3a
Thanks for the info! 
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9 February 2014
Offline I’m a retired classroom teacher, now teaching music in elementary schools in Sonoma County, about an hour north of SF. I came across this site after finding an easy, excellent and correct-key arrangement of “Fool on the Hill” in Ukulele Songs for Dummies, looking for the recorder part. Sure enough, I found it here and will be working it up with ukes & recorders for our spring music showcases. Muchas gracias & kudos to YouKnowMyName for sharing the recorder transcription! (Ukulele Songs for Dummies includes easy-to-play, correct-key uke arrangements of “All You Need Is Love “, “Eleanor Rigby ” “Obladi, Oblada” and “Yellow Submarine “, as well.)
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I’m a retired classroom teacher, now teaching music in elementary schools in Sonoma County, about an hour north of SF. I came across this site after finding an easy, excellent and correct-key arrangement of “Fool on the Hill” in Ukulele Songs for Dummies, looking for the recorder part. Sure enough, I found it here and will be working it up with ukes & recorders for our spring music showcases. Muchas gracias & kudos to YouKnowMyName for sharing the recorder transcription! (Ukulele Songs for Dummies includes easy-to-play, correct-key uke arrangements of “All You Need Is Love “, “Eleanor Rigby ” “Obladi, Oblada” and “Yellow Submarine “, as well.)
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scottdgifford said
I’m a retired classroom teacher, now teaching music in elementary schools in Sonoma County, about an hour north of SF. I came across this site after finding an easy, excellent and correct-key arrangement of “Fool on the Hill” in Ukulele Songs for Dummies, looking for the recorder part. Sure enough, I found it here and will be working it up with ukes & recorders for our spring music showcases. Muchas gracias & kudos to YouKnowMyName for sharing the recorder transcription! (Ukulele Songs for Dummies includes easy-to-play, correct-key uke arrangements of “All You Need Is Love “, “Eleanor Rigby ” “Obladi, Oblada” and “Yellow Submarine “, as well.)
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15 January 2014
Offline scottdgifford said
I’m a retired classroom teacher, now teaching music in elementary schools in Sonoma County, about an hour north of SF. I came across this site after finding an easy, excellent and correct-key arrangement of “Fool on the Hill” in Ukulele Songs for Dummies, looking for the recorder part. Sure enough, I found it here and will be working it up with ukes & recorders for our spring music showcases. Muchas gracias & kudos to YouKnowMyName for sharing the recorder transcription! (Ukulele Songs for Dummies includes easy-to-play, correct-key uke arrangements of “All You Need Is Love “, “Eleanor Rigby ” “Obladi, Oblada” and “Yellow Submarine “, as well.)
You’re very welcome. It brightens my day knowing that I helped someone, especially a music teacher; since the first time I picked up the instrument was in primary school.
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