Playing THE VERY FIRST Helder recorders ever made! | Team Recorder

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  • Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2024

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  • @cesarvidelac
    @cesarvidelac 3 года назад +31

    You are making history too, there's no other channel with this level of access, in terms both of people you have interviewed, and of course THIS! Not many musicians are showing this level of historically important instruments first hand! Not even that bass guy XD Hugs from Chile!

  • @hakonsoreide
    @hakonsoreide 3 года назад +21

    The Helder with replacable windway roofs highlights an important point that many probably don't realise: when it comes to different woods or materials sounding different, it's not so much the body of the instrument but mainly the windway that creates the variation in sound. I once discovered this myself when I swapped out the totems on two of my Native American flutes and the sound changed completely. The texture, roughness or smoothness, of the different materials, creates microturbulences in the air flow before it hits the labium, affecting the complexity of overtones in the fundamental sound.

    • @tippwestern
      @tippwestern 3 года назад +1

      I think the body of the instrument contributes to the overall 'voice' of the instrument. The harmonic overblown tones sound like what you might produce on the 'fipple' flutes that Winne Clement makes (he is on RUclips). I think that creating some kind of microturbulence in the body might be good for the playing sound quality.. ?

    • @hakonsoreide
      @hakonsoreide 3 года назад +2

      tippwestern the body will affect the sound, but not as much as the windway. it is mostly the shape of the body rather than its material properties that decides how the sound produced in the head is affected, which is exactly what replacing the windway roof on the Helder demonstrates.
      It is the body that allows the pure blown overtones, for instance, and that decides the tuning of the instrument, but again it's shape, not the material..

  • @iCyxe
    @iCyxe 3 года назад +9

    I'm not a recorder player and I still enjoy watching your videos

  • @GenWivern2
    @GenWivern2 3 года назад +17

    Thank you Sarah, that was so interesting. Unsure whether all the possibilities and permutations would be a delight or drive me to distraction; as for all those keys, speaking as a one-time oboist I can say that one of the attractions of the standard issue recorder is that it ain't got any. :-) By the way, yes please to a Recorder History: The Lost Years video. I've seen pictures of various weird and wonderful transitional instruments but don't know anything about them.

  • @UkuleleSioni
    @UkuleleSioni 3 года назад +13

    Fascinating. All that stuff about the delicate balance in trying to play the baroque recorders. Now I understand why I suck. It’s not JUST me-although it is me.

  • @hazelbasil4989
    @hazelbasil4989 3 года назад +12

    This is so cool! A piece of recorder history that we get to see. Thank you Sarah!

  • @DividingInfinity
    @DividingInfinity 3 года назад +2

    These are probably the most stunning recorders I have ever seen.

  • @CWal0212
    @CWal0212 3 года назад +1

    I'm not a recorder player and prior to your video's always thought the recorder was only for introducing young students to music, but you have completely changed my view. I love watching and learning from your videos so please keep up the amazing work!

  • @victorhugo1819
    @victorhugo1819 2 года назад +1

    I'm gonna be super honest: That's my dream instrument! Oh God, how I wish I could have the money to buy it, so I can play all the things I'm used to struggle with by playing it on a flute, but if I try to play on the recorder no one can hear me. .. Mollenhauer should definitely think about making a more afordable version (in grenaditte maybe? the plastic that resembles grenadilla wood? I don't know, just a suggestion) cause that instrument should've be more and more popular!

  • @alexrichard2447
    @alexrichard2447 3 года назад

    The sound of these tenors might just be my favourite recorder sound ever! I am genuinelly blown away

  • @t_mx
    @t_mx 3 года назад +1

    Hi Sarah, just wanted to say thank you for your great content!!
    I restarted playing my recorder again about 2 or 3 weeks ago (after 7 years), especially playing Christmas songs. And then I started watching your videos and realizing what a great instrument I have.
    I played the recorder for 12 years (while I was in school), especially soprano, later alto. Sometimes I was motivated, sometimes not =D
    I played with some class mates who stayed like me until the end of school (when we were 18 y. old), but I was the only one of us who didn`t start playing another instrument.. sometimes felt a bit weird and I got this "not playing a real instrument- thing," like : "Which instrument do you play?" "I´m ONLY playing recorder". On the one hand, it is a good thing to teach kids playing the recorder but on the other hand many people don`t take it serious when people over the age of 8 are playing it ... it is such an underrated instrument!
    But you`ve given me new confidence for it, and now, here I am, waiting for my first tenor recorder which will be sent today 😍
    Lots of greetings from Germany and have a great Christmas-time :)

  • @alexalestareon695
    @alexalestareon695 3 года назад +1

    I have never clicked so fast on a thumbnail!! I just wish I made it a day earlier

  • @thomasr.jackson2940
    @thomasr.jackson2940 3 года назад +2

    Really, really cool! Thank you. As a (generously) an intermediate recorder player, i find the challenges of the baroque instrument both intriguing, but also discouraging. There are many times I would love the opportunity to not have to concentrate on so many details at once. Not a magical shortcut, just something to help me make progress.

  • @susannekalejaiye4351
    @susannekalejaiye4351 3 года назад

    Marvelous presentation and evaluation of the pros and cons and needs or challenges. Genuinely appreciate this!

  • @gary.solexa
    @gary.solexa 3 года назад

    Beautiful, classy instruments. Thanks for showing.

  • @Solomonar23
    @Solomonar23 3 года назад +1

    Amazing instruments. I'm saving up for some of these, and seeing these demonstrations has been really helpful. Thanks!

  • @cristinaalexe7454
    @cristinaalexe7454 3 года назад

    A notification that my order from the Team Recorder shop is arriving came just as I was watching this video. Happy Birthday Team Recorder!

  • @maisondesmages
    @maisondesmages 3 года назад +5

    Hello Sarah! What makes the difference between a harmonic flute, and a non-harmonic flute? What makes a flute a "hamonic" one? What in the design, technology, factory... makes this difference? Thanks!!

    • @oliverlamb8892
      @oliverlamb8892 3 года назад +2

      Cause: mostly to do with the shape of the bore, which affects the end-correction.
      Effect: If you have a simple cylindrical pipe and you overblow it, it's out of tune with the lower octave.

    • @honeychurchgipsy6
      @honeychurchgipsy6 3 года назад +4

      @Felix Gendron - Oliver Lamb is correct. With normal recorders when we overblow the lower notes (until the note cracks and becomes higher) unfortunately the new high note is not in tune - it is not a full octave higher but a semitone out. This means that the lower notes on a recorder can only be played relatively softly - the hardest note to get right - when beginning - on the alto is that low F because it breaks and won't speak clearly.
      However, with the harmonic recorders (like the Mollenhauer moderns) when you blow hard you get a note that remains stable with greater breath pressure - so you can have a powerful - forte - low F.
      In short, harmonic recorders allow for a greater dynamic range - and it is the shape and length of the bore that allows for this - it's all to do with how the air moves about inside I guess.

  • @MsBettyRubble
    @MsBettyRubble 3 года назад

    Great history lesson on recorder development! Quite cool. Thanks! :)

  • @clarapalomares
    @clarapalomares 3 года назад +1

    I'm a bagpipe player and I totally understand the part of 'enjoying the struggle of making it do what you want'.
    I tried electronic bagpipes and they are cool and offer a lot of posibilities, but they are simply not the same thing.

  • @stephielulu9096
    @stephielulu9096 3 года назад +1

    They're beautiful! 🥰🎶

  • @leonply
    @leonply 3 года назад

    What an amazing video! Thank you for sharing with your fans.

  • @mccypr
    @mccypr 3 года назад

    Cool Recorders! Thanks! Happy Christmas!🌞😎✌️🎅🏻🎄

  • @argonwheatbelly637
    @argonwheatbelly637 3 года назад +1

    Lovely!!!

  • @apislapis
    @apislapis Год назад

    Hi Sarah. Loved the video, so many talking points but I'll stick to one point. Around 14-15 mins you talk about the flexibility of the Helder. Having many variables is not always a good thing in my experience, feel free to disagree. My background is synths, but the point applies to many different instruments. When the musician is faced with limitations it can faciliitate more creativity than having so many options, that you may lose sight of what you're trying to do musically. You can get lost in the possibilities. Knowing the limitations of the baroque recorder you can coax the best from it. It often means with limitations you have to think creatively about getting the best out of what you've got. You could be there for ever thinking what if I do this? I'm going through all your back catalogue and I am learning so much thanks to you. The hard yards begin when I get my Aulos and Yamaha alto plastic recorders this weekend. However, you have already thrown a spanner in the works with the Yamaha alto Venova. Keep up the fab work that you do.

  • @arno-luyendijk4798
    @arno-luyendijk4798 2 года назад

    Well, that 09:05 moment sounded pretty Jethro Tull-ey!!!

  • @dirtywashedupsparkle
    @dirtywashedupsparkle 3 года назад +3

    Lovely range of possibilities. I only wish these innovative flutes are made more accessible and mainstream, not to mention affordable. Any chance of that? About AUS$5000 for one here.

  • @007-w5t8o
    @007-w5t8o 3 года назад

    nicely made video and the most important one . sort of

  • @iolair1973
    @iolair1973 3 года назад +1

    This makes me want to somehow fit a recorder head on my clarinet

  • @josemariacastilloecloudwhale
    @josemariacastilloecloudwhale 3 года назад

    Sarah: playing an Old Recorder and learns how to use it in 4:35
    Me: Playing the Soprano recorder for 1 - 2 years and don't know how to use it.

  • @deanapplegate5750
    @deanapplegate5750 3 года назад

    Hey Sarah! Have you tried the RUclips phenomenon known as the “mario kart lick” on recorder? Id love to see it :)

  • @dillyweedable
    @dillyweedable 3 года назад +1

    Wow!

  • @MorikawaMelodies
    @MorikawaMelodies 2 года назад +1

    Cool! Where can I get one cheap? (Used is fine)

    • @Team_Recorder
      @Team_Recorder  2 года назад +1

      Nowhere cheap I’m afraid! Try the second hand instrument shop at Early Music Shop in the UK, or recordersforsale.com. But they’ll usually be a couple to a few thousand 😕

  • @MaoRatto
    @MaoRatto 2 года назад

    To me, I did hear that these recorders can play 3 to 4 octaves... That's neat, but curious on " Is the bore identical to the flute's or not? "

  • @swardcr
    @swardcr 3 года назад

    That's got a nice sound

  • @ArmwrestlingRevolt
    @ArmwrestlingRevolt 3 года назад +1

    The bottom third of the first two instruments look like they have been switched as the colours don’t match but they would match if switched. Perhaps the builder got them mixed up and then with alterations they are now locked as is.

  • @chrismills2012
    @chrismills2012 Год назад

    I personally prefer that sharp reedy sound rather than the softer sounding recorders.

  • @leronlabrais1962
    @leronlabrais1962 3 года назад

    Which type of recorder (Alto or tenor) do you recommend when playing a duet with violin?

  • @ココドコ君
    @ココドコ君 3 года назад +1

    Sarah do you have any advises for beginners learning Dutch?

    • @iolair1973
      @iolair1973 3 года назад

      Have you used Duolingo?

    • @ココドコ君
      @ココドコ君 3 года назад +1

      @@iolair1973 I did...but I am like... searching for resources that teach you more colloquial Dutch for speaking in day-to-day conversations

  • @lynnrixson1094
    @lynnrixson1094 3 года назад

    Interesting!! 😁😁

  • @LarryShone
    @LarryShone 3 года назад

    Very interesting, its high time the recorder was brought into the 21st century

  • @metalvideos1961
    @metalvideos1961 3 года назад +3

    You pronounce the Dutch names good. Sounds like you are a native Dutchman

    • @billyt8868
      @billyt8868 3 года назад

      she lives in the netherlands.

    • @metalvideos1961
      @metalvideos1961 3 года назад

      @@billyt8868 o really? thought she lived in england. make sense then

  • @meredith18352
    @meredith18352 Год назад

    Amazing recorder but way too many options for me. I have a modern alto and baroque alto and find myself playing the baroque most of the time. This was a great video, I did wonder what the Helder really was and thankfully (for my pocket anyway) I will stick my denner.

  • @AceFrahm
    @AceFrahm 3 года назад

    Please let your army of 140K artists make the merch art next time.

  • @juliovasquez4559
    @juliovasquez4559 3 года назад

    Dear Sarah and recorder friends, do you think it's advisable to learn both recorder and flute or should I stick to only one, just an aficionado, not planning to go pro, just to enjoy music

    • @lunadinkelberg6381
      @lunadinkelberg6381 3 года назад +1

      I play both and it's okay for me. But you have to think about the time aspect. I'm better and I'm progressing more on the recorder right know because currently i just put more effort in it. The flute is just something i do now and then.
      I would recommend that you (depending on the time you have) try both and see were it leads to

  • @idraote
    @idraote 3 года назад

    And this is probably why resin recorder creator Bernolin still uses wooden blocks for them.

  • @christophertsiliacos8958
    @christophertsiliacos8958 3 года назад

    1800's, 19th century. 👌 😉

  • @danyelnicholas
    @danyelnicholas 3 года назад

    I think I don't quite get the point: what would be the presumable purpose of these things??

  • @babbyselsi9901
    @babbyselsi9901 3 года назад +2

    Next video. Tutorial plsss

  • @dinsaststudioandbusiness677
    @dinsaststudioandbusiness677 3 года назад

    Wow

  • @mrjoelchung
    @mrjoelchung 3 года назад

    The keys makes me think of a clarinet

  • @ashleighmason4982
    @ashleighmason4982 3 года назад

    I'm confused. I just begun to get along with my ordinary baroque recorder and now this. It's so complicated with all that keys. And of course I would never be able to get one. But somehow my old recorder now feels like writing a letter with a candlelight, knowing that electric bulbs are a thing. And emails. Confused 🌬

    • @oliverlamb8892
      @oliverlamb8892 3 года назад +1

      Most violinists would never swap their baroque-modelled instruments for most of the "innovations" of the last two centuries, excepting strings, where only a small minority of players use gut. The recorder designs "perfected" around 1710 are ideally suited for the music of that era (which, strangely enough, was written expressly for that instrument), and work wonderfully with a lot of modern repertoire. They are a well-suited tool for a particular job, but there are other jobs out there.

  • @LizaTerraASMR
    @LizaTerraASMR 3 года назад

    Her Instagram is sockmyshoe

  • @jefferyjames8292
    @jefferyjames8292 3 года назад

    Hi you should watch dragon force recorder cover

  • @brucebaldy
    @brucebaldy Год назад

    expensive instruments sre fun.

  • @josemariacastilloecloudwhale
    @josemariacastilloecloudwhale 3 года назад

    6:24

  • @JorgeRodriguez-ue9rr
    @JorgeRodriguez-ue9rr 3 года назад +1

    Please acknowledge me again! You are the best!!

  • @guitarnotes1069
    @guitarnotes1069 3 года назад +2

    What to do if I fell in love with you. Please guide me

    • @iolair1973
      @iolair1973 3 года назад +1

      Take a cold shower.
      (She has a partner and a child).

  • @Ailanto
    @Ailanto 3 года назад

    I wonder if it is really smart to keep on making recorders with tiny double holes in the low register, which is a terrible design from Acoustics point of view!
    Recorder players are really weird musicians.