Yamaha Soprano Recorder
Get a quality recorder that’s easier to play with Yamaha’s YRS-23Y Soprano Recorder. Its uniform intonation makes it the perfect recorder for all levels. To make it extremely durable for kids and classrooms, Yamaha used ABS resin to ensure it doesn’t easily break while also making it very light weight. It uses German Fingering which can be easier for new players to learn on because it does not use the “forked” fingering for F.
3 Piece Construction Advantages
It’s made from three pieces which have added advantages.
It can be easier to clean by being able to pull each piece apart.
The foot joint can be adjusted to make fingering easier and for the perfect intonation.
Music students can remove the head while practicing their fingering so they’re not tempted to play when they should be listening.
Specifications:
.Included: Recorder, Bag, Fingering Chart. Yamaha recorders do not include a cleaning rod and cloth.
.Carrying Case: Canvas Drawstring Bag
.Recorder Color: Ivory
.Note: Key of C
.Double holes; C-C#, D-D#
.Construction: Three-piece
.Fingering: German
.Recorder Length: 12-3/4"
Recorder Care
Clean the outside of the recorder of any debris and the inside of moisture with a lint-free cloth after play.
The labium (where the air flows in the front of the recorder just under the mouthpiece), and the section immediately surrounding it, is the most important part for sound production. Be careful not to damage it in any way.
The mouthpiece section is the part most easily dirtied; always keep it clean. Wipe the outer surface clean whenever it becomes dirty. NEVER use benzene or methyl alcohol.
Use recorder cream around the joints when assembling the recorder.
Get a quality recorder that’s easier to play with Yamaha’s YRS-23Y Soprano Recorder. Its uniform intonation makes it the perfect recorder for all levels. To make it extremely durable for kids and classrooms, Yamaha used ABS resin to ensure it doesn’t easily break while also making it very light weight. It uses German Fingering which can be easier for new players to learn on because it does not use the “forked” fingering for F.
3 Piece Construction Advantages
It’s made from three pieces which have added advantages.
It can be easier to clean by being able to pull each piece apart.
The foot joint can be adjusted to make fingering easier and for the perfect intonation.
Music students can remove the head while practicing their fingering so they’re not tempted to play when they should be listening.
Specifications:
.Included: Recorder, Bag, Fingering Chart. Yamaha recorders do not include a cleaning rod and cloth.
.Carrying Case: Canvas Drawstring Bag
.Recorder Color: Ivory
.Note: Key of C
.Double holes; C-C#, D-D#
.Construction: Three-piece
.Fingering: German
.Recorder Length: 12-3/4"
Recorder Care
Clean the outside of the recorder of any debris and the inside of moisture with a lint-free cloth after play.
The labium (where the air flows in the front of the recorder just under the mouthpiece), and the section immediately surrounding it, is the most important part for sound production. Be careful not to damage it in any way.
The mouthpiece section is the part most easily dirtied; always keep it clean. Wipe the outer surface clean whenever it becomes dirty. NEVER use benzene or methyl alcohol.
Use recorder cream around the joints when assembling the recorder.
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