Yamaha YRS-302B Soprano Recorder, Baroque fingering, Key of C

The Yamaha YRW-302B soprano recorder met all of my expectations. It is well made instrument with very good intonation. It's tone is bright and crisp. It's bell section comes off smoothly for swabbing. I use it as a practice instrument complementing a Moeck maple recorder. The Moeck has a softer and more mellow tone while the plastic Yamaha is brighter and louder. The Yamaha is a joy to play.

A worthwhile purchase of a well-made, high quality item that has excellent tonal qualities.

Wonderfully made product and sound is great.

I bought this as a gift, I decided to go for it. Highlight how well made it feels, the excellent materials, and the overall attention to detail, and honestly I can see why. The person I gave it to absolutely loved it, especially because it feels much more premium than expected for the price. It arrived in perfect condition and made a fantastic gift overall. Very recommended.

This is my first recorder that I've bought. I recently acquired in interest in baroque music, especially after hearing some of Telemann's music, so I thought I'd give it a try. The only kind of experience I really have with woodwinds is the clarinet and flute, but I suppose its better than starting off blind. First off, this thing responds greatly. I've been able to get into the high register pretty easily and none of the notes feel stuffy or weak. Really beautiful sounding instrument, even my father who doesn't have a single musical bone can tell that it sounds more than just a plastic toy. It's rather easy to maintain and take care off, and the bag is of high quality as well. The recorder has no wiggle room in it, but also isn't being squished so I know its safe. The only bad thing I've come to notice (other than my squeaking) is that in the high register the notes get quite sharp. I'm not sure if this is because of my air or playing, but it's nothing I can fix right now. This may improve with practice though. I also find myself having to clean the moisture building up every 15 minutes or so because the sound gets blocked up (albeit I've never played the recorder before so I can't say much). If you want to get into the recorder or are even an intermediate player yourself, I'd recommend this.

Basic soprano recorder. Great to torture my son in law especially since I'm a beginner. Plastic but sturdy

I own a Yamaha Alto recorder. The alto recorder proved to be of such high quality and sound that I decided to purchase a Yamaha soprano recorder. It is a beautiful little recorder that plays easily with wonderful sound. Playing these high quality plastic recorders saves wear & tear on my much older wooden recorders. I was skeptical about a plastic recorder being able to have as good of sound as the wooden ones. They have proven themselves to be every bit as good. The price is very reasonable, too. I highly recommend these recorders.

Excelente

It’s pretty good. We bought this for our son for school in grade 4. He used it for one month at school and hasn’t used it since in grade four and now he’s in grade six and it still collects dust with the Alberta curriculum smh. Why buy something you’re only going to use for one month 🤷‍♂️

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Brilliant recorder love yamaha

A much needed upgrade from Yamaha's cheaper recorders. In honesty, it still does sound cheap, but each note is fairly clean and sweet, this recorder makes for an enjoyable practice session. Still a fantastic instrument to use when not performing. This recorder comes with a great case, a cleaning rod, and grease for the connecting joints of the recorder, the use of grease is essential in making sure you do not prematurely wear the recorder through its lifetime. It is definitely a perfect starting recorder and kit.

A qualidade do produto é reconhecida pelos professores de música. Muito satisfeito com a qualidade da flauta.