MUSIC GAME

Recorder Finger Master

Cover the holes on the virtual recorder, blow and play the note. Your fingering is checked against a real Baroque fingering chart.

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What does it teach?

Learn the recorder fingerings
Find a note you hear on the recorder
Play short melodies with the right fingers

How to play

Set the fingering for the asked note by covering holes on the virtual recorder, then blow. The right sound only comes with the right fingering; the holes that differ are shown.

Game facts

Instrument: Recorder
Suggested grade: Grades 2–4
Age: 7–10
Levels: Easy, Medium, Hard
Tasks: 14

Tasks

Easy

Three left-hand notes — Set the fingering for B, A and G and play them. Grades 2–3 · 5 min
Hear and find: B, A, G — Set the fingering of the note you hear. Grades 2–3 · 5 min
Which fingers are these? — Choose which note the fingering chart shows. Grades 2–3 · 5 min
My first recorder tunes — Play three- or four-note tunes with B, A and G. Grades 2–3 · 5 min

Medium

High C and D — Play the left-hand notes including high C and D. Grades 3–4 · 5 min
Right hand down: E, D, C, F — Play the right-hand notes and the forked F. Grades 3–4 · 5 min
Find by ear: low notes — Set the fingering for the low note you hear. Grades 3–4 · 5 min
Fingering chart detective — Recognise the fingering from three choices. Grades 3–4 · 5 min
Five-note tunes — Play tunes between C and G with the right fingers. Grades 3–4 · 5 min

Hard

All the basic notes — Play nine notes from C to high D without the guide. Grades 3–4 · 5 min
Octave master — Tell apart two octaves of notes with the same name from the chart. Grade 4 · 5 min
Recorder master tunes — Play five-note tunes between C and high D. Grade 4 · 5 min
Focused breath: high notes — Play E, G and A in two octaves; set the breath and the thumb. Grade 4 · 5 min
Which octave? Listen and play — Play the note you hear in the right octave. Grade 4 · 5 min