Play the Recorder Day
March 15, Saturday
History of the Celebration
- Play the Recorder Day was established by the American Recorder Society to encourage interest in this instrument.
- The recorder has a long history: it was used in Europe as early as the Middle Ages and later became an essential part of Baroque music.
- Today, it is widely popular in music education due to its ease of learning and soft, melodic sound.
How is it Celebrated?
- Concerts and performances featuring recorder players of various skill levels, from amateurs to professionals, are organized.
- Workshops and open lessons are held for those who want to learn how to play the recorder.
- Music schools and clubs host gatherings dedicated to the history and playing techniques of this instrument.
- Performances are shared on social media and music platforms to inspire more people to learn to play the recorder.
This day is a great opportunity to explore the world of music, discover a fascinating instrument, and enjoy its unique sound.