And so, how do you play the note B on the soprano recorder?

Well, let’s get on with it.

To play the if we must leave only the index finger of our left hand covering the first hole of the recorder and also have to cover the back hole with our thumb.

Here we show the illustration to play the note B in flute:

As you can see, it’s very easy.

Also when it comes to blowing the note, you’ll see that it’s very easy to get.

To write the musical note B we have to place it in the third line in the staff.

In addition to mastering the low B we must also know how to do the high b note.

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One is low, which is the one we are going to deal with in this lesson, and the other is the high E on recorder.

To play the E note on the recorder we must leave two holes free.

Those are the ones that cover the little and ring fingers of our right hand.

In the recorder drawing it can be appreciated very well, in addition, you can observe how the E is written for recorder in the stave.

How to play E on recorder:

Remember that the back hole must also be covered.

This note is in a good register to begin to get good sound with our recorder, remember to blow slowly and patiently.

Now we leave some exercises so that you can practice the E note on the recorder.

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To play the A note in our soprano recorder we must cover only three holes with our left hand, these are, the back hole and the holes of the index and middle fingers of our left hand.

Take a good look at the recorder finger chart below:

As you can see, just by covering those three holes we have a low A on recorder and if we partially open the back hole we will get the High A on recorder.

Notice also how we write it in the stave, it is located in the second space.

This note is one of the easiest to get so, it is ideal if we are starting in this instrument.

Now we are going to practice the A note with these exercises that we propose you, as always, we will have to blow softly and slowly.

Patience and work !

Next we have to learn to play the B note in recorder.

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The thumb can be used as a support point and as a reference finger to cover the holes again.

So, all the holes that the right hand covers will be free and we leave the thumb resting on the same place.

Take a look at this illustration of G on a recorder  and remember that we also have a high G on recorder that we will study later.

Do you understand this picture of G on recorder?

As you can see, we cover the three upper holes with the left hand and the back hole we also have to have it covered.

Notice also how this G note is written on the staff.

The note is located in the second line, is just the line that gives name to the Treble clef.

Now, we are going to play some very easy exercises to assure this note, it is necessary to blow softly and slowly to obtain a good flute sound.

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Well, you’re in the right recorder lesson.

To play F on recorder we must cover with the left hand the first three holes and also the back hole.

With the right hand we cover with the little finger and ring fingers, the corresponding holes. ( 6 and 7 )

Tip: This note is the same as E Sharp on recorder, as they are enharmonic notes, they have different names but sound the same.

Take a careful look at the recorder picture fingerings.

How to play F on Recorder

See how the Low F on recorder is written on the staff, in the first space.

We also have a high F on the recorder that we will study later but in this picture you can compare them.

In order to be able to blow this note well you will have to do some exercises.

Don’t forget to blow softly and slowly, there’s no hurry, just patience !

Hey ¿ do you got F on Recorder ? Now, you can play the titanic song

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What is D on the recorder?

To do this, we must cover all the holes in our recorder except the one that covers the right hand with the little finger.

This hole is the one located below, right at the foot of the flute.

In this picture you can see it and you can also see how the low D for recorder is written on the staff.

In addition to the low D in the recorder we can make a high D that you can consult in the lesson of high D on the recorder.

Next we are going to leave some exercises with the note D so that you can practice, remember to blow slowly and with patience, leave us any comment or doubt that arises to you, luck!

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The lowest note we can play on the recorder is low C.

To do this we must cover all the holes in our recorder and blow softly and constantly.

It must be said that it is not one of the easiest notes to play, the do grave in recorder requires a mastery of air control more advanced, but, do not be discouraged with a little patience you will manage to play this note well.

As we have said we will place the two hands covering all the holes including the thumb hole that is located behind all the others.

How to play C on recorder

Look at this picture, the red dots indicate that you have to cover the holes, as you can see, all are covering to play this note.

Very well, because when you have a low C on the recorder we also have a high C that you will also have to learn to play.

Take a good look at how the low C is written in flute on the staff, remember ! it is the lowest note of your recorder.

Here are some exercises for you to practice with the c note on the recorder.

You know, patience and remember to blow softly and always thinking about the sound produced by the C note.

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