Beginner Recorder/Flute Lessons for Kids

Discover how the recorder works as a wind instrument, its materials, moisture care and cleaning, posture, fingering, and steady blowing, plus practice and confidence building through ensemble playing.

Learn to hold the recorder, finger notes A and B, and play sound the bell; practice 5–10 minutes daily, then be inspired by Enrico Caruso's journey from doubt to fame.

Explore the music alphabet from A to G, reading forward and backward and fingering notes beyond. A Paraguay story shows how trash instruments become a world-class orchestra.

Learn to play Mary had a little lamb on the recorder for beginners, using notes B, A, and G with correct fingering and posture, and practice five minutes daily.

Learn how the G clef staff maps notes and place Mary had a little lamb on the staff, with dots marking remaining notes.

Read from a staff and play hot cross buns on the recorder, identify B, A, G, and understand note values and beats with encouragement to practice.

Explore note types and rests, from whole to 16th notes, and rhythms on the staff for kids, with hands-on practice using hot cross buns.

Learn the rhythm and notes for the come and play song on recorder, including note C on the G clef, with guided practice, slow play-along, and playful movement.

Master the 'Night is falling' song by reading rhythm with half and quarter notes, rests, and note D on the recorder, then practice at your own pace.

Explore 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures in beginner recorder and flute lessons for kids, learning how the top number counts beats per measure and the bottom sets the beat.

Learn to finger note f on the recorder using left-hand three holes and right-hand one hole on the g clef, and perform the little star in four-four rhythm.

Learn Lazy Mary on the recorder in 3/4 time, master rhythm and fingering for notes E and F with both hands, and practice to stay prepared for opportunities.

Finger the lower d on the recorder by covering all holes except the last, compare it with high d, and learn the Old King Cole melody in 3/4 time.

Learn middle C on the soprano recorder and finger it with all holes covered, then play twinkle, twinkle little star in 2/4 time using quarter and half notes.