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Music Charts are valuable resources for music education, displaying information like musical notes, scales, chords, and instrument fingerings. These charts help students learn to read music, understand theory, and develop practical skills on their instruments. Incorporate music charts to enhance your music lessons and support student musicianship.
Choose the note page your group is learning and display it during recorder practice, or print selected pages for reference. The chromatic set gives note names and fingering diagrams across about one and a half octaves. Separate German-fingering pages for A-sharp/B-flat help you select the reference appropriate to the instrument in use.
This reference pairs Roman-numeral chord labels with their component notes, from C–E–G through B–D–F. Most entries are triads, while G–B–D–F provides a four-note comparison. Use it alongside a music-making activity to help learners identify the notes they are combining and describe what changes between chords.
This is a Soprano Recorder Fingering Chart (1.5 octaves, chromatic). This 22-page resource can be printed or displayed.