How do you play note d on the recorder?

Answer 1

To play C you have to hold the thumb hole and only the second bar at the front.

To play D you have to hold the second bar only , not any other ones.

Note:The ones above are the high notes for C and D.

See Related Link for REGULAR notes on the recorder.

Answer 2

it's back hole is covered and the first,second,third,fourth,fifth holes are all covered. For the sixth hole you will see two holes u cover both it becomes a d. if you only cover the right hole then it becomes a d sharp. to play a high d sharp do the same thing except for the back hole make a high d sharp only cover half of the back hole

Answer 3

On a standard C recorder, close all holes apart from the one closest to the end. This is also D (an octave higher) if you are playing the first overtone.

Answer 4

123123 fingers for low d and for high d finger where a should be with no a and back finger

Answer 5

You play it by holding all holes except the last at the bottom :p

Answer 6

That depends on what recorder it is. Soprano, Tenor, etc.

Answer 7

you have to hold b and the last one to make c sharp then let go of b and do the same thing to make g sharp.

Answer 8

i have know ieda