Recorder for Kids: Playing the A Note

This video tutorial teaches how to play the A note on the recorder. It begins with an introduction to the note, followed by a story about Mr A note, which helps illustrate the technique. The tutorial includes practical exercises to play along with music, and concludes with advanced techniques for mastering the A note. The focus is on covering three holes and using the correct finger positioning to produce a clear sound.

How many holes should be covered to play the A note on the recorder?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What should you do with your thumb to play the A note?

• Cover the back hole

• Lift it up

• Slide it to the side

• Press it lightly

Which fingers are used to cover the holes for the A note?

• Middle, ring, and pinky

• Thumb, ring, and pinky

• Pointer, middle, and ring

• Thumb, pointer, and middle

What is the key technique to avoid squeaks while playing the A note?

• Blow harder

• Use more fingers

• Press tightly with no leaks

• Cover only one hole

What is the main focus during the practice and repetition section?

• Playing along with music

• Improving speed

• Learning new notes

• Memorizing finger positions