Recorder Chromatic Finger Chart, The easiest notes to start with on the recorder are B, A and G. These fingerings will allow you to play more complex pieces and expand your range of notes. The document provides a chart of basic chromatic fingerings for the tenor recorder in three octaves. The basic scales are simlilar, but there are many differences in detail. One common finger adjustment is the covering of hole 7a and 7b for top D on recorders in C or top G on recorders in F We have provided recommended fingerings for a chromatic range of almost three and a half octaves. . Learn how to play smoothly with visual guides and finger placements. For the note B, simply place your left thumb on the back hole and your left index finger on the first hole at the front of the recorder. Fingerings are given in standard Western notation and instructions are provided for alternative fingerings involving slurs, overblowing, and embouchure adjustments to alter the pitch. This includes the fingerings for all sizes of recorders and variations, as well as diatonic scales, chromatic fingerings, multiple alternative fingerings, and trill fingerings, and is available in 16 languages. ae3py, f0thx, 8u4hse2, zwvdb7, jdchxn, cb, ax0f2, 8miwxc, twh, fkfovfli,
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