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Explore recorders for classroom music-making, individual tuition and ensemble playing, with options for beginners through to more experienced players and a range of sizes across the recorder family.
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Explore recorders for classroom music-making, individual tuition and ensemble playing, with options for beginners through to more experienced players and a range of sizes across the recorder family.
Recorders are a practical way to introduce pupils to playing a woodwind instrument, developing fundamental skills such as rhythm, pitch, melody, breath control and coordination. Their straightforward fingering system and accessible size make them particularly useful for whole-class teaching, while durable plastic models are well suited to the demands of regular school use.
The range includes descant (soprano) recorders, which are commonly used as a first instrument in schools, alongside treble (alto), tenor and bass recorders for players and ensembles looking to explore the wider recorder family. Different models offer choices of fingering systems, materials, finishes and levels of refinement, allowing teachers to select instruments according to the age and experience of their players.
With recorders from brands including Aulos, Yamaha, Recorder Workshop, Percussion Plus and Nuvo, the collection covers affordable instruments for equipping classes as well as more advanced models for progressing players. There are also recorder packs and accessories including bags and cases, making it practical to equip pupils, music departments and ensembles.