The tenor recorder is a member of the recorder family. It has the same form as a soprano (or descant) recorder and an alto (or treble) recorder, but it produces a lower sound than either; a …

Are you interested in playing the tenor recorder? Perhaps you already play the soprano and are looking to branch out. Or maybe you've fallen in love with the tenor's deep, mellifluous voice. …

The tenor recorder is an octave below the soprano/descant recorder and offers a rich tone. Tenors are available without keys, and with double or comfort keys to help with the larger stretch.

Jul 16, 2004 · The Yamaha YRT-304B tenor recorder in the key of C incorporates many of the design elements of Yamaha wooden recorders with the convenience and durability of ABS …

These lessons are for the tenor recorder. It has three parts, or joints, shown below. When assembled, the window on the head joint should line up with the holes in the middle joint. The …

Jan 8, 2025 · Tenor recorders are a popular choice for intermediate and advanced players looking for a deeper, richer sound. They are larger than soprano and alto recorders, with a longer …

How to get started on the TENOR recorder! An intro and brief history, which instrument to buy, what repertoire to play, and how to tackle (embrace!) its particular challenges!

Beyond the standard soprano and alto recorders, ensembles frequently require additional keys like tenor, bass, and even great bass recorders. Yamaha provides a comprehensive range of …

Jun 6, 2025 · The tenor recorder, known for its warm, mellow tone and greater projection compared to soprano models, occupies a significant niche within the recorder family. Its …

Made from lightweight ABS resin, this recorder features a 3-piece construction with baroque fingering for a rich, even tone throughout all registers, which is why music programs around …