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Nuvo · Musical Instruments
Nuvo Recorder+ with Hard CaseGerman Fingering Black and Blue
£16.41Fair Value1 stores tracked
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Price near historical average — neutral outlook
Confidence: 50/100
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Product Fundamentals
- Ideal for beginners When Nuvo was designing the Recorder+ they clearly had beginners in mind. The recorder is often associated with poor note production due to the usual open hole finger layout. The Nuvo Recorder+ helps to eliminate this with their patented silicone key covers allowing a proper seal to be made around the tone hole. This seal not only helps to produce a stronger tone but it also promotes better tuning across the range of the recorder. Pads help younger children grasp the basics faster as their hand position can be more relaxed compared to with traditional open-hole instruments. Unlike other beginner recorders the Nuvo Recorder+ features large tone holes for a much warmer sound. On the reverse there is an adjustable thumbrest which is ideal to help players support the instrument comfortably. Perfect for schools The Nuvo Recorder+ has plenty of features that allow it to be taught in large groups in a school environment. Around the bell of the recorder+ there are three bright rings which match the secondary colour of the instrument. These removable rings can be used as a reward system to encourage players to reach certain milestones or simply for colourful accessories. The Nuvo Recorder+ is fully chromatic from middle C (C42) to D66. The bottom C and D keys features open hole covers so beginners dont have to worry about precise hand positions and can easily be removed once the students progress. Being made from plastic and silicone it can easily be washed in warm soapy water without incurring any damage. The Nuvo Recorder+ includes a moulded case and a fingering chart. German fingering While Baroque fingerings are the most common recorder layout most beginner instruments are in German configuration. This is because German fingerings are in sequence and therefore easier to learn for schoolchildren. As this is the case it it normally only soprano (or descant) models that have this layout. Specifications Colour: Black body and blue keys Key: C (Concert) Body material: Plastic Key material: Silicone Key system: German Included accessories: Moulded case fingering chart open hole covers for C + D
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