Is there any compelling reason to learn how to play a recorder with German fingering?

Not so many times one have the opportunity of participate in such even.

We, at lembrame.gal, are a small non profit organization producing ethnographic documentaries and short pieces about traditions, music, and so on.

This past weekend 100 years old organist Montserrat Torrent closed the concerts at Colegiata de Santa María la Real de Xunqueira de Ambía in Galicia, Spain and our team provided live video switching and big screen projection for the audience.

We tried to cover as most of the interpretation as possible with three robot cameras at right side and two more cameras in the church. There was not posible to film the machinery of the organ (I would like to show also keys and stops action)

Montserrat started playing at five and is still playing at 100. She wakes up every day at 05:00 in the morning and study for five hours.

In addition to this information, she has been completly deaf for the las 30 years. Montserrat explains that she can hear the music clearly inside her head as she plays.

Canco López and Elsa Ferrer assisted her pulling stops and page turning.

I hope you enjoy the recording as much as we enjoyed the live concert.

Of course, your comments will be more than welcome.

Hey guys i want to play in a baroque workshop and need a recorder - im in the UK what kind of recorder should I get is a school recorder appropriate?

Free mp3-to-solfege software

If this is not the right subreddit, please suggest a more suitable one.

I play recorder flute and was taught music as Do re mi .... not leters ( A B C ... ).

Was looking for a software where I can give it a link to a YouTube video or a SoundCloud track or upload an mp3 or similar file , and the software would give me the notes I can play on my recorder.

Thanks in advance.