All Things Bright and Beautiful simple notes for recorder

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“All Things Bright and Beautiful” is a timeless hymn that has been warming hearts and uplifting spirits since its composition in the 17th century. Written by Cecil Frances Alexander in 1848, this song combines rich, vivid imagery with a message of appreciation for the natural world’s divine beauty. Its lyrics speak of each creature’s value and the wonder of the Earth’s landscapes, from “each little flower that opens” to “the purple-headed mountains.” It’s a celebration of creation, making it a perfect piece for both religious contexts and moments of reflection on nature’s beauty. This song is not just for the devout; its universal message of beauty and gratitude resonates with anyone who marvels at the world around them.

For those eager to learn to play the recorder, “All Things Bright and Beautiful” offers a delightful challenge. Utilizing picture notes and picture notation for recorder, it becomes accessible even to absolute beginners. This approach, featured in our recorder book for kids and adults alike, allows players to start making music immediately, bypassing the often daunting task of learning traditional musical notation. The song’s gentle melody and straightforward rhythm make it an ideal piece for recorder lessons for beginners, offering a sense of accomplishment and the joy of music-making right from the start. Through our easy recorder songbook, including this hymn, learners of all ages can engage with music in a deeply personal way, opening the door to a lifelong journey of musical exploration. Whether you’re a child just starting or an adult revisiting an old passion, “All Things Bright and Beautiful” is a wonderful starting point, embodying the joy and beauty music brings to our lives.

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Some of the notes on our website contain the full version of the song, and some are excerpts, or for example the very beginning, chorus or verse, etc. Full versions of all the notes can be found in our books and e-books: SHOP.

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