Nuvo N310 descant recorder - White with blue trim

Introducing the Nuvo N310 descant recorder

Recorders have traditionally been most children's introduction to learning an instrument. Learning the recorder not only teaches the basics of note production and fingering, but also breath control, rhythm and reading music.

The recorder is a fantastic gateway instrument, allowing children to progress to more advanced instruments such as the jFlute or the Clarineo. With this in mind, and from the creators of the jFlute and the jSax, Nuvo have created a new take on the traditional descant recorder.

Specially designed to suit everyone

Nuvo descant recorders have an innovative stylish design, and are available in black with grey trim, and white with blue, green or pink trim - a choice for everyone! The recorders are made from high-graded plastic, meaning that this instrument is incredibly durable, and free from risk of bumps or cracks.

Useful features like no other instruments

Like other Nuvo instruments, this descant recorder is completely waterproof. Simply wash with soap and warm water when required, and drip dry before returning to its case.

A unique and useful feature is the addition of rubber O rings, built in to the bell of the recorder. These can act as a simple decorative feature, but can also be removed and added as a reward system for children as they reach learning milestones.

The instrument is supplied with care instructions for taking your first steps, and a fingering chart for playing your first melodies on the recorder. A clear plastic case with popper is also provided to protect your new instrument from dust and dirt.

Overall - it is simple another quality instrument from the award winning Nuvo brand.

Have you seen the Nuvo WindStars books?

WindStars is a book-based program featuring Nuvo instruments, aiming to offer a simple, effective, and affordable way for junior school kids to experience playing music together. The idea of a WindStars instrument is to give children a feel for what it would be like to play the real thing. The simplified nature of each instrument allows for skills to develop more quickly, introducing a class or individual to what playing a wind instrument feels like.

Progressing through a program specially put together by music professionals, students are able to play a musical instrument and develop a love for ensemble music at an early age. Better still, supporting materials including videos, backing tracks and print files available to download for free at Nuvo WindStars, making the program even more vibrant, exciting and useful!

WindStars have three different levels to work through. You can start with Level 1 and progress through the stages at your own pace.

Click HERE to view the full range of Nuvo WindStars books, or here to read more about the WindStars program on our Teacher Hub.