How do you play a Bflat on the recorder?

Answer 1

to play a flat you move your finger one chromatic half step down from the original natural note, or one half step higher from the natural note one full step from original note (this is called an enharmonic, two different ways to play the same pitched note, example G-sharp is the same as A-flat)

if you meant actually playing A-flat on the cello, you can use a low first finger on G or a high fourth finger on D (if in 1st position)

Answer 2

you can flatten the note by lowering your bottom jaw and frowning whist blowing it I believe. Also, if you half cover the hole, for example an A flat, play a G with 3 fingers, but only half cover the third hole.

Answer 3

to play a flat on the bflat Clarinet you hold down the octave.

Answer 4

you put you pinky (fourth finger) on the g string only a little flat ( fourth finger is the same as an open string)

Answer 5

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