Lessons · from age 6
Recorder Lessons in Dresden.
The recorder is small, light and always at hand – and it sounds far more versatile than most people think: bright and clear, warm and soft, or virtuosic as in baroque music.
In recorder lessons at TS | Talent School in Dresden, you learn step by step how breath, fingers and rhythm work together – and learn to read music along the way.
For children it is an ideal first step into music and good preparation for flute, clarinet or saxophone. Adults and returners discover it as an instrument in its own right with a large repertoire.
Recorder Lessons at a glance
- Age
- from age 6
- What you learn
- Breathing techniqueFinger techniqueRhythmReading musicEnsemble playing
- Styles
- ClassicalBaroqueFolkFilm musicPop arrangements
- Level
- Beginners to advanced
- Lesson format
- Individual lessons – also for returners
In German or English (most teachers)
Have a go
Your first song in one minute.
Pick a song and tap the glowing note – fingering by fingering. Or just play freely.
Tap the finger holes
More subjects & courses
How it works
How your recorder lessons work at our school.
From your first lesson to your own style – step by step and at your own pace.
Your first lessons
Calm breathing, soft blowing and the first fingerings with your left hand: B, A and G. With these you will play your first little songs after a short time.
Over time
Your right hand joins in, later half-covered holes for the high notes. You learn to read notes and rhythms and play pieces from baroque to film music.
For children and adults
Children usually start on the soprano recorder. Adults also discover the alto or tenor recorder with its warmer, deeper sound.
Practising at home
Ten minutes every day is better than one hour once a week.
TS | Talent School – your music school in a central location at Fetscherplatz in Dresden. Since 2014 we have been teaching singing and popular instruments from classical, rock, pop and jazz – for children from age 3, teenagers, adults and seniors. There are no long waiting times: your trial lesson is usually possible within a week.
Trial lesson
Try it first, then decide.
The trial lesson comes with no obligation and is all about getting to know each other. Tell us what music excites you, what your goals are and what you want from your lessons. Your teacher answers your questions and shows you how the lessons can be tailored to you. Afterwards, the office gives you all the information on prices and contract terms – and we hold your preferred time slot exclusively for you for three days, so you can decide at your own pace.
Sign up online
Sign up for a trial lesson in two minutes using our online form. An appointment is usually possible within a week.
Meet us with no obligation
You meet your teacher, tell them about your goals and play your first notes – with no obligation.
Decide at your own pace
The office gives you all the information on prices and terms. We hold your preferred time slot exclusively for you for three days.
Our rooms
Come and see us, there’s room for you.
Teaching rooms, instruments and a lounge to unwind – right in the centre of Dresden.
Buying an instrument
Buying a recorder? Go local.
We help you choose and buy – and deliberately recommend music shops in and around Dresden. As a student you sometimes benefit from special terms there.
Get advice
Talk to your teacher: which model, which size, which budget suits you?
Try it out
In a local shop you can test different instruments and hear the difference yourself.
Take it home
With tips on care and accessories, you start your lessons well equipped.
FAQ
Recorder Lessons in Dresden: quick answers.
Any more questions? We are happy to advise you personally.
From what age are recorder lessons possible?
We offer recorder lessons from age 6. There is no upper age limit – beginners, returners and advanced students are all welcome.
Do I need my own instrument?
Usually not for the trial lesson: if you need your own instrument, we will let you know in advance. For regular practice at home, your own instrument is worthwhile in the medium term – we are happy to advise you and recommend local music shops in Dresden where you can try instruments out.
How much do recorder lessons cost?
We discuss the terms with you personally in the office after your no-obligation trial lesson – to match lesson length and frequency. Without a contract, you can use the T|S-card: 45 € (30 min), 65 € (45 min) or 85 € (60 min) per lesson.
How does the trial lesson work?
You sign up online using the trial lesson form and we get back to you with a suggested date. In the 30-minute trial lesson you meet your teacher, talk about your goals and play your first notes. There is no obligation – afterwards we hold your preferred time slot for three days.
Can I have lessons in English?
Yes – lessons in English are possible with most of our teachers. When you sign up, simply write “lessons in English” in the comments field (“Anmerkungen”) so we can take it into account.
What will I learn in recorder lessons?
Topics include breathing technique, finger technique, rhythm, reading music and ensemble playing. Stylistically we range across Classical, Baroque, Folk, Film music and Pop arrangements – always tailored to your goals.
Recorder Lessons are one of 13 subjects taught at TS | Talent School. TS | Talent School is a private music school in Dresden (Fetscherplatz 2a, 01307 Dresden) and has been teaching children from age 3, teenagers, adults and seniors instruments and singing since 2014 – from classical, rock and pop to jazz. You start with a no-obligation trial lesson; without a contract you can use the T|S-card. Lessons in English are possible with most teachers.
Contact & directions
Message us. Or drop by.
Message us on WhatsApp or by email, sign up online for a trial lesson – or drop by, right in the centre of Dresden at Fetscherplatz.
You can reach the office by phone Mon–Fri 11 am – 3 pm on +49 351 21963420. The quickest way to get an answer is WhatsApp or email.
Opening hours
- Office
- Mon – Fri 11 am – 3 pm
- Lessons
- Mon – Fri 10 am – 10 pm
Fetscherplatz 2a, Dresden
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