The recorder is an elegant wind instrument that plays beautiful pieces through a skillful combination of blowing and fingering. Below we will take a closer look at the basics of recorder playing and fingering to help you master the instrument. When playing the recorder, you need to pay attention to the following: First, take the correct posture. Place the recorder under your lips and gently support it with your chin, with the upper lip covering the upper part of the mouthpiece and the lower lip touching the lower part of the mouthpiece. Keep your body relaxed and keep your flute level, which is conducive to the flow of breath and the presentation of timbre. 
Second, learn to control your breath. When blowing, close your lips slightly, but don't use too much force, and create a sound by blowing. Maintains a steady airflow, producing an even tone. Beginners can start with gentle breath Xi and gradually increase the air flow to suit the needs of the instrument. In terms of fingering, the following points need to be mastered: First, control the pitch. The pitch is controlled by opening and closing finger holes on the flute. Recorders usually have six to seven finger holes and a mouthpiece. Closing the fingerhole raises the pitch, while opening the fingerhole lowers the pitch. The fingering is transformed according to the requirements of the score for accurate pitch expression. 
The second is to arrange the position of the fingers. Place your left finger on the top of the flute and your right finger on the bottom of the flute. While playing, control the pitch by changing the position of your fingers. This fingering layout allows beginners to adapt to the instrument more quickly and improve the accuracy of playing. The third is the application of changes and techniques. Different fingering and blowing techniques can be used to produce special sound effects, such as vibrato, portamento, and ornamentation. These techniques enrich the expressiveness of the piece and add more color and texture to the performance. For beginners, mastering basic blowing and fingering is key. It is recommended to familiarize yourself with the scale, range and blowing technique of the flute through systematic Xi and Xi practice. As you Xi, you'll be able to control the tone and pitch of the flute more proficiently, resulting in a moving movement. 
In order to better master the playing technique and fingering of the recorder, it is recommended to find an experienced teacher to guide you. They are able to provide professional guidance and advice to help you master the skills and methods of recorder playing faster and more correctly. Through interaction and Xi with teachers, you will continue to improve your playing skills and become an excellent recorder player. After mastering the basic blowing and fingering of the recorder, we can begin to learn more techniques and playing methods Xi further. Below, we'll take a look at some of the most common techniques and Xi practices to help you improve your recorder performance. 1.Cultivation of a sense of rhythm: Rhythm is the foundation of the world, so it is very important to cultivate a good sense of rhythm. When Xi, you can develop a sense of rhythm with a steady tempo and tempo. At the same time, you can also practice Xi rhythm by following the metronome or ** accompaniment, so that the performance is more accurate and smooth. 
2.Use of breathing techniques: Breathing techniques are one of the keys to playing the recorder. With the right breath control, a more stable and full-bodied tone can be produced. To play, you can use abdominal breathing, where you inhale the breath from your abdomen and slowly blow it out through your lips. This ensures that the timbre is full and stable. 3.Timbre control: Timbre is a very important part of recorder playing. With different combinations of blowing techniques and fingerings, a variety of tonal effects can be produced. For example, by controlling changes in breath and fingering, different timbre effects can be produced such as soft, bright, and rich. When playing, you can choose the right tone according to different pieces and personal styles. 4.Variety of repertoire to practice Xi: By practicing Xi different types of repertoire, you can exercise different techniques and finger dexterity. You can choose some classic recorder pieces to Xi, such as "Turkish March", "Minuet" and so on. At the same time, you can also try some modern music to practice your playing skills and expressiveness. 5.Playing together: Playing with other instruments or masters is a very rewarding way to practice Xi. You can play chamber music or outdoor music works with other recorders or ** family, so that you can exercise your ensemble ability and collaborative spirit. 
In short, in order to become a good recorder player, you need to constantly learn Xi and practice Xi. By mastering the basic blowing and fingering skills, and then learning more techniques and methods Xi further improve your playing skills. At the same time, you also need to communicate and Xi with other ** families, participate in various ** activities and competitions, and exercise your performance ability and self-confidence.