Mollenhauer

• Material: Natural pear wood
• German fingering
• Incl. cotton bag

• Maple
• Strong, open Renaissance sound with a lot of character and special stability in low positions
• Fingering similar to baroque
• Includes bag

• Material: Castello boxwood
• Baroque fingering
• 3 piece
• Includes a cotton bag

• Maple
• Strong, open Renaissance sound with a lot of character and special stability in low positions
• Fingering similar to baroque
• Includes bag

• Made from maple wood
• With key
• Characterised by a full, strong yet open Renaissance sound and a good amount of stability in the lower notes
• The fingering is similar to baroque
• Includes bag

• Plum wood
• Stong, open renaissance sound with a lot of character and special stability of the lower register
• Fingering similar to the Baroque

• Natural pearwood
• German fingering
• Double hole without key
• Includes cotton bag

• Material: Light-coloured pearwood
• Baroque fingering
• Double hole without key
• 3-Piece instrument
• Adjustable foot
• Oiled surface
• Easy to get to grips with
• Narrow bore
• Produces a slim and elegant tone
• Includes a cotton bag

• Rosewood thumb holder (Dalbergia stevensonii)
• Self-adhesive

• Plum wood
• Fundamental tuning, open Renaissance sound with lots of character and exceptional stability in the lower register
• Fingering similar to the baroque
• Incl. bag

• Material: Rosewood (Dalbergia stevensonii)
• Baroque fingering
• Double hole without key
• 3-Piece
• Narrow scale
• Easy to grip
• Thin and elegant in tone
• Includes cotton carrying bag and accessories

• Waldorf-Edition
• Baroque fingering
• With single hole
• Two piece body made of pear wood
• Non-slip tone holes
• Tuning: A = 442 Hz
• Including cotton pouch

• Made of wood rosewood (Dalbergia stevensonii)
• Self-adhesive
• For tenor recorder

• 442 Hz
• Made of natural satinwood
• Handmade single instrument with heavily undercut finger holes, bushed thumb holes and threaded joints
• Incl. leather case

• Baroque fingering
• With double hole
• Two-piece pearwood body
• Tuning: a = 432 Hz
• Tone holes easy to reach
• Cotton bag included

• Adris Dream Flute Soprano (wood/plastic)
• Baroque fingering
• Double hole
• Purple Red
• Hardy and sonorous through the foot joint made out of pear wood
• Oiled with the finest vegetable oils
• Full, well mixable ensemble sound due to wide internal bore (Renaissance style, based on van Eyck recorders)
• This sound is the ideal prerequisite for group lessons or class music!
• Dreamlike and unmistakable
• In the form of medieval flutes
• Headpiece made of slightly transparent special plastic with small glittering elements, reminiscent of stars in the night sky
• Gold-coloured trim rings
• Easy to handle holes for children, ensuring good grip safety
• Includes: Instrument, cotton bag, wool wiper, joint grease, fingering chart, and care instructions

• For soprano recorders

• Baroque fingering
• Material: Grenadilla wood (Dalbergia melanoxylon)
• Flute consists of 3 parts, adjustable foot joint
• Oiled finish
• Double holes
• Includes cotton bag and accessories

Australia - Country of immeasurable expanses and gigantic landscapes...

Here lived and worked one of the most prominent recorder makers of our time: Frederick Morgan, who died in a car accident in 1999

No other of his guild received a similar recognition worldwide, the list of those playing his instruments in concerts and on CDs, reads like the "Who's Who" of the top international recorder players.

His art was founded on careful studies of the historical recorder making. That is why his instruments reached a quality, that recorder makers from around the world consider a model.

Fred Morgan left a valuable legacy: Results of decades of research, instruments, recordings...

It is a responsible task to preserve this legacy, evaluate and develop it. Therefore, a comprehensive and forward-looking partnership between Fred Morgan's wife, Ann, and Mollenhauer has now been established.

Fred Morgan had plans, which he unfortunately could not realise: For a broad reception of the results of its work, he wanted to build high-quality, yet affordable serial recorders on the basis of his knowledge and decades of research.

If we want to continue Fred Morgan's plans today, a striking instrument presents itself immediately from his inheritance: An alto recorder in high pitch (440Hz) developed from an original instrument by Jacob Denner (1681-1735), which is kept in Copenhagen.

Fred Morgan developed this "high Denner" originally for the Danish recorder player Michala Petri, displaying the whole art of recorder making: A recorder with all the advantages of the original instrument, enormous dynamic stability and especially in the high pitches a richness of sound, matching the highest requirements.

Our DENNER- alto recorder Mollenhauer & Morgan has been developed from this instrument, based on Fred Morgan's records.

It joins our DENNER ensemble, which has already been specially awarded: by the German Musical Instrument Prize for the DENNER soprano recorder.

Thus a wish of Fred Morgan comes true: To present the results of his research to a large group of players by a series of high-quality instruments...