Recorders For All - Triple Play Adaptive Recorder - a modified Soprano recorder for people missing fingers or without full finger function - by Makers4good

This is exactly what I needed for my six fingered child. Well done!

Using this to help a student with disabilities.

I taught myself to play a recorder twenty years ago as an aid to teaching my homeschooled kids music. I love playing but now have difficulties with my joints. I just got this one today and already am able to play! I would love to be able to add the keys to a recorder I already have. Do you offer a converter kit?

I love that this gives everyone the chance to play. I do not like the quality of the attachment when it comes to covering the holes. Doesn't provide the right sound.

I am an elementary music teacher who was born with a left hand and wears a prosthetic over top. While I was very excited to purchase this adaptive instrument I have found that the adaptive buttons do not cover the holes enough and air escapes. This means that lower notes (f e d c) become squeaky.Amazing idea, but unfortunately my product did not work.

I am a music teacher and I have a disabled student who need a recorder he could use with one hand. It worked like a charm and he was so proud to show it off to the class.

Love the concept of this and got one for one of my music students who has one digit on one of his arms. It would work perfectly in theory, but a proper seal is not made around the holes, so all low notes are squeaks and the recorder is 100% unplayable for notes D, E, F# (i.e. the notes I bought the recorder to adapt for). Great idea, poor execution unless I just ended up with a bad one.

I ordered this for a student who doesn’t have fingers on her right hand. I wish you could have seen the smile on her face when she could play below G. It was a very touching moment.