Yamaha YRS302BIII Soprano Recorder

This is an excellent recorder.While a plastic recorder may not be as aesthetically pleasing as a nicely crafted wooden recorder, what you trade in for is a precision cut instrument that is clear, loud and consistent in its performance.It sounds surprisingly pleasing and you can get the nice darker tone of wooden instruments if you blow a little bit softer.The upper register is really easy to articulate.My only complaint is that it projects almost too much on the high notes which can become a bit fatiguing on your ears, but there's enough scope for dynamics before the note chokes.A quality recorder.

It’s well made, comes in a useful bag with a cleaning rod and pot of joint wax. It’s a useful back up to my wooden instrument which has a wider bore, so sounds breathier.

Great quality as you would expect from Yamaha. Comes with a protective case which is made of a thick material so expect it to last. Little more expensive than the others but when comparing to what other children have I’m glad I paid the extra as the plastic is thicker and better material than others.

Much enjoyed by granddaughter

I was surprised at how crisp the sound was as well as the volume when compared to my wooden recorders.As you would expect, it does not have the rounded sound of a good wooden recorder, however my ability to play fast pieces and high notes smoothly and crisply was definitely helped by this recorder.It also supports many of the alternate fingerings for slurs and trills.The only place it falls down is on some of the really high notes where I struggled to get notes (3rd octave) that were in tune.As a practise recorder, this is definitely worth buying.

I bought this for my 6 year old daughter who wanted to learn to play as part of a school club. On receiving advice from a recorder teacher, the soprano was recommended as a first recorder. It comes with it's own case and cleaning equipment, with a little plastic sleeve on the case to record your name (very handy if taking to school!). My daughter found it easy to use in terms of finger work but it does emit a rather shrill noise if you blow too hard - seems to be rather sensitive but, therefore, teaches you to blow gently to get a truer note. In this sense, it may suit a more seasoned player but I would recommend anyway for a first timer; just be prepared to keep reminding your little one to blow gently! Yamaha YRS302BIII Soprano Recorder

This "YAMAHA Recorder, Soprano, Baroque Fingering, Simulated Rosewood, white trim" is a standard cheap but high quality Yamaha plastic descant recorder. It is *not* in B flat, but in C, as it should be. SInce it was sold by the "Yamaha Store", I can only wonder who saw the "B" in the name and assumed "B flat". It's actually B for Baroque fingering. The alternative is German fingering, which makes playing F simpler at rhe expense of making most even slightly interesting music more difficult. Get German fingering if you want to play "Three blind mice" for a month and then bin it. Ger Baroque fingering if you want an instrument capable of playing actual music.

I bought this for my 7 year old who is learning to play in the school recorder club. I remember playing (many) decades ago when I had a wooden recorder, but this has a much nicer, more mellow sound - now that she has mastered blowing it gently! The notes are easy for her small hands to reach.It was delivered very promptly and arrived very well packaged.She is so pleased with it she practises all the time......hmmmm........thanks.........!!

Produto de qualidade, entrega antes do prazo e o produto é o mesmo na ilustração.

Muito bom gostei muito. 👍

La flauta se ve y se palpa de buena calidad, trae funda y utensilio para limpieza.La he comprado para mi hija y está muy contenta con ella .

Delivered on time in a good pack.