Grifftabelle Blockflöte ❘ Fingering Charts for Recorder: Recorder Chart

Recorder students at any level who need instant fingering reference, from absolute beginners building muscle memory to returning adult students dusting off skills. Teachers managing mixed recorder consorts across multiple instrument sizes will find the organized layout essential for keeping lessons efficient.

• Reference alternative fingerings when intonation problems persist on a particular note; many fingering options exist specifically to adjust pitch and tone color across different registers.
• Study the trill fingering chart before assigning ornamented passages; having the exact fingering printed eliminates the trial-and-error that slows down rehearsal.
• Keep the maintenance and care section visible during the first weeks of instruction so students develop proper habits early rather than fixing problems later.

Laminate a copy for your practice room wall so students can self-correct fingering mistakes without interrupting your teaching flow. Pair it with method books during the first semester to help students transition from guided lessons to independent practice with confidence.

• Fingering accuracy across soprano, alto, sopranino, and tenor recorders
• Reading and executing alternative fingerings for intonation adjustment
• Executing baroque and German fingering systems
• Locating and executing trill fingerings
• Understanding recorder maintenance and care
• Identifying correct notes across the full range of each recorder size