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Madame Gazelle instructs the children in the playgroup on how to play the recorder, guiding them through the basics and techniques. Following extensive home practice, the group stages a concert to proudly showcase their progress in front of their parents.

Recorders is a programme formatted as a single episode that centres on musical instruction for young children. The show presents a straightforward premise: a teacher leads a small playgroup in learning an instrument, offering a glimpse of early‑stage music education within a concise broadcast. In this particular episode, the instructor, Madame Gazelle, takes charge of the playgroup and introduces the basics of playing the recorder. She demonstrates fingerings, breath control and simple melodies, guiding the youngsters through each step with patience and clarity. The focus remains on the hands‑on learning experience, allowing the children to become familiar with the instrument’s sound and technique. Following the classroom sessions, the children devote a substantial amount of time to practising the recorder at home. These rehearsals reinforce what they have learned, helping them to build confidence and improve their playing. The home practice becomes a key part of the narrative, highlighting the dedication required to develop even a modest level of musical ability. When the group feels prepared, they organise a modest concert for their parents. The performance serves as a culmination of their efforts, giving the children a chance to showcase the pieces they have mastered. Parents attend as the audience, witnessing the progress their children have made through the combined guidance of Madame Gazelle and their own support at home.