The open circles are meant to be uncovered the darkened circles mean to cover the hole with the appropriate finger. For the purposes of a beginner recorder fingering chart, you just need to treat this like one hole each and cover both of the tiny ones.
This is for accidentals and semitones on recorders which are for more advanced playing. The top three circles on the actual recorder body are for the three fingers on your left hand, pointer, middle, and ring respectively.Īnd the bottom four circles are for the four fingers on your right hand, pointer, middle, ring, and little fingers.Īt the bottom two holes on your actual recorder, you’ll see these are actually two small holes set inside one larger indentation. The circle off the to the left of the recorder represents the left thumb hole for the left hand which is on the back of the recorder.
You’ll see 8 different circles on the image.
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Go to the recorder fingering chart above (or printed off) and find the same note on the staff.īelow the note on the staff is the graphic of how to finger the note. Notice if the note head is on a line or space and which one it’s on. Wherever the note head land,s is the note name. It doesn’t matter what the stem (lines) are, and it doesn’t matter if the note head is empty (as with half and whole notes) or full (quarter notes and smaller). These note heads tell the musician what letter name the note is. You’ll notice each note has a note head or circle on the staff (those five lines). Find The Noteįirst, take a look at the sheet music you’re trying to play. Yes, most recorder makers do offer a fingering chart, but it’s often too complex and hard to read. Use both to help you learn how to play recorder notes. The next section offers a written explanation of how to finger the notes one by one. This section offers an explanation on how to use the chart and figure out the fingerings based on the image. It’s nice to see the easy recorder song fingering chart above, but how do you use it? Feel free to share this graphic with a link to Dynamic Music Room.
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