Sondery Soprano Recorder Instrument German Fingering Durable Beginner's Recorder Easy-to-Play Plastic Body Includes Fingering Chart Carry Pouch
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Style: German pink
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- Safe and Durable Food-Grade ABS Construction. Made from food-grade ABS material, this recorder is safe for all users and enhances both the sound quality and feel. The durable construction ensures it withstands everyday use, perfect for students and classrooms.
- Digitally Tuned Tone Holes for Easy Learning. Equipped with digitally tuned tone holes, providing accurate notes that are easy to play. The smooth and precise holes allow for steady airflow, producing a bright and clear sound that keeps beginners motivated.
- Precision Craftsmanship with Ultra-Precision Molding. Utilizes ultra-precision molds to meticulously craft every inch of the recorder. This attention to detail ensures pure sound quality and excellent tuning, offering beginners a high-quality instrument to start their musical journey.
- Convenient Three-Piece Detachable Design. Features an innovative three-piece detachable design for easy cleaning and portability. Students can easily disassemble the recorder for maintenance and carry it in their backpacks with ease.
- Airtight U-Groove & Sealed Interface Design. The interlocking U-groove and sealed interface ensure airtight connections and smooth airflow. This design is crucial for producing precise and stable sounds, helping beginners play with confidence.
Color: pink
Brand: Sondery
Instrument Key: C Major
Material: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Style: German pink
Item Weight: 4.2 ounces
Package Dimensions: 14.84 x 1.5 x 1.34 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: SGR
Date First Available: September 26, 2024
Color Name: pink
Material Type: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Instrument Key: C Major
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Style: German pink
Excelente para los niños
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by Ines maría martinez camacho
Style: German pink
Sondery Soprano Recorder Instrument German Fingering Durable Beginner's Recorder for Kids & Adults Easy-to-Play Plastic Body Includes Fingering Chart Carry Pouch This recorder comes with an instruction manual and a carry bag for the recorder. I ordered this instrument for my granddaughters. My granddaughters are 3 years old and love music. My son also played a Recorder in school so I thought we would all have fun with this instrument. The pink is perfect for the girls. This is a well made plastic instrument. The recorder is easy to play and sounds great. I liked it so much I ordered another so my granddaughters could each have one. I think this would make a practical fun gift for kids to learn an instrument.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024 by L. W. L. W.
Style: German blue
My daughter is learning to play the recorder, and the school provided her with one. I got her this one just because it was pretty, and so she'd have one at home in case she forgot to bring the other home for practice. She much prefers this recorder. She says that aside from being prettier, it is easier to play, although the sound is the same (good). It feels very well-constructed, too. It is a crazy-good value.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025 by michael98277
Style: German blue
I’m not an expert at the quality of recorders. However, this was a very nice toy for kids if that is how you are using it. The color is cute too. Very nostalgic!
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by Bananasplit
Style: German pink
This has to be the prettiest recorder I have seen, lol. I was also very surprised at how inexpensive it is given the fantastic quality. It is a bit on the higher scale being soprano, but it functions just the same as a regular recorder.
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025 by Aimee S.
Style: German beige
So, I got this recorder for my son to practice his music skills. At this price point, it's exactly what you'd expect - a basic instrument that does the job for a young beginner. The recorder is made of food-grade ABS plastic, with a three-piece design that makes it easy to clean and transport. It comes with a fingering chart and carry pouch, which is a nice touch. The German fingering style matches what they use at school, so there's no learning curve. As for sound quality, well, it's a beginner's recorder. It's not going to sound like a professional instrument, but it seems on par with the ones used in school music classes. My son doesn't seem to mind the sound, and he's enjoying learning to play. The digitally tuned tone holes are supposed to help with accuracy, and the airtight design is meant to produce more consistent sounds. For a young learner just starting out, it does the job. Great value, basic functionality. Everything you need for a young musician's first instrument.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024 by Vinny
Style: German blue
What better time to test and review a musical instrument that has been known to drive parents of budding musicians to the brink of insanity than when one is already experiencing a raging migraine? I really didn’t expect much from this inexpensive ABS plastic recorder, but I was pleasantly surprised. It actually sounds BETTER than my very similar entry level recorder of a well-known and highly reputable brand of musical instruments! The sound of this recorder is crisper and sweeter, and it seems to have slightly better dynamic range than the other brand. The tuning is very accurate with no noticeably off-key notes (unless you forget that it uses German, not Baroque, fingering). It struggles a little in the second (higher) octave, but most beginners won’t be playing those higher notes anyway. (Or, at least not intentionally.) Parents and primary school music teachers, I can recommend this recorder for your young students without reservation. I may actually be playing this one regularly because it doesn’t make my head hurt, even with a preexisting migraine!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024 by Koira Kakkonen
Style: German blue
I'm a collector of musical instruments so I had to get this. It's apparently for kids but it's definitely not just a toy. My grandson loves to try my instruments when he's visiting. This is mostly for him to have his own first instruments but gets to stay with mimi for now. It's good quality and easy to clean, my grandson loves it and my little dog hates it lol. It's a nice color of blue, sounds good and it's fun to play. Great price too.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024 by Rebecca abbott