Recorder and Pitches B A G, Low E & D

What is the correct fingering for playing the note B on the recorder?

• Cover the thumb hole and the first hole

• Cover the thumb hole and the first two holes

• Cover the thumb hole and the first three holes

• Cover all holes

Which note is played by covering the thumb hole and the first two holes on the recorder?

• G

• A

• B

• Low E

How do you play the note G on the recorder?

• Cover the thumb hole and the first three holes

• Cover the thumb hole and the first four holes

• Cover the thumb hole and the first two holes

• Cover all holes

What is the correct fingering for playing Low E on the recorder?

• Cover the thumb hole and the first four holes

• Cover the thumb hole and the first five holes

• Cover the thumb hole and the first six holes

• Cover all holes

Which note is played by covering the thumb hole and the first five holes on the recorder?

• Low D

• Low E

• G

• A

How do you play the note Low D on the recorder?

• Cover the thumb hole and the first five holes

• Cover the thumb hole and the first six holes

• Cover all holes

• Cover the thumb hole and the first four holes

What is the correct playing technique to ensure a clear sound on the recorder?

• Blow as hard as possible

• Blow gently and steadily

• Blow in short bursts

• Blow with varying pressure

Which of the following is important for maintaining proper pitch on the recorder?

• Covering the holes loosely

• Covering the holes completely

• Blowing with a strong force

• Blowing with a weak force

How can you adjust your playing technique to produce a softer sound on the recorder?

• Blow harder

• Blow softer

• Cover the holes more tightly

• Use more fingers

Which note requires covering the thumb hole and the first three holes on the recorder?

• B

• A

• G

• Low E