Soprano Recorders (Baroque)

• Material: Blackwood
• Baroque fingering
• Instrument: 3 Parts
• Swelling-resistant blocks prevent clogging, ensuring that the recorder is always ready for playing at a concert
• The arched windway with concave air flow provides blowing resistance which encourages individual creative freedom with the sound
• The intonation and tuning of all instruments in this series have been individually carried out by experienced recorder makers
• Finely crafted ornamental rings and the surface treated with vegetable-based oils make this instrument ideal for the discerning recorder player
• Includes a cotton bag

• Baroque fingering
• 3 parts
• Made entirely of maple
• Double hole
• Incl. wipers, fingering chart, deluxe nylon bag, cork grease
• Made in Germany
• 3 Years warranty

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• The STUDIO soprano recorder is an excellent recorder for beginners
• It is also popular as an upper part in an ensemble because of its pleasant, warm sound
• Very carefully crafted and therefore pleasant to use
• The range is two octaves and a major second
• Warm sound
• Material: Pearwood
• Length: 32 cm
• Treated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

• Harmonic recorder
• Pearwood
• With a B-foot
• Triple key B / C / C#
• Range up to the 3rd octave
• Baroque fingering
• a = 442 Hz
• Incl. case

• According to Jacob Denner
• Handmade single instrument
• Concert pitch: 415 Hz
• Material: Grenadilla
• Windway designed by a master
• Strongly undercut tone holes
• Thumbhole bushing
• Rounded and polished beak
• Threaded joint
• Incl. accessories

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• The SUPERIO Soprano Recorder is an especially beautiful sounding instrument
• Rich in overtones
• Inspired by the sound of a Baroque soprano recorder
• Range is two octaves and a major third
• Light sound
• Requires high blowing pressure
• Length: 31.6 cm
• Material: Plum
• Treated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

Younger musicians often have problems with caring for their instrument. Above all, the recorder headpiece must be treated with great care. For this reason, the headpiece on this model is made from a special, robust synthetic material. The lower joint is made of treated maple which ensures the characteristic mellow sound.

• Headpiece made of a special synthetic material
• Lower joint is made of maple wood
• Baroque fingering
• Single holes
• Linenbag and cleaning rod included
• Colour: Royal blue

• Baroque fingering
• Material: ABS plastic
• Colour: Ruby Red Transparent
• Includes a bag

• Made of rosewood
• Baroque fingering
• Double hole
• Includes case, wiper stick and cloth, fingering chart, care set

Bundle offer comprising

• Soprano Recorder
• German fingering
• Double hole
• Made from white ABS plastic
• Includes bag

• Coursebook for Recorder
• Recorder school for beginners
• For German fingering
• EAN 4020833055301
• Format: DIN A4
• In German language
• Includes CD with play-along versions

• "Adris Traumflöte" (Adri's Dream Recorder)
• Material: Pear tree wood
• Baroque fingering
• Double hole
• Outer shape: Modelled on medieval recorders, the inner bore is modelled on van Eyck recorders
• A Renaissance recorder with a full, powerful and reliable sound, with a range of 2 octaves in normal baroque fingering
• Colour: Blue
• Cotton bag included

• By Jacob Denner
• Handmade single instrument
• 442 Hz
• Material: Satinwood
• Windway designed by master hand
• Heavily undercut tone holes
• Thumb hole bushing
• Rounded and polished beak
• Threaded joints
• Includes accessories

• Baroque fingering
• 2-Piece model
• Ivory-coloured
• Includes a bag

• Made from stained pearwood
• With double holes
• 2-Piece instrument
• Baroque fingering
• Includes a case

Like the violin, the classical recorder also dates from the Baroque period. The cultural centres of that period were Paris, London, Amsterdam, Nuremberg and Brussels. The renowned recorder maker Friedrich von Huene has examined almost all remaining original instruments from this period, which are being held in museums. From the sum of his data, the Moeck Rottenburgh baroque recorders in the style of the instruments by the recorder maker Jean-Hyacinth-Joseph Rottenburgh were created.

Characterised by their brilliant pitch and modern tuning, today they are the most frequently played Baroque solo recorders available, which have proven themselves to be an especially reliable instrument.

• Made from blackwood
• Baroque fingering
• Toneholes: Double
• Includes a case, cleaning rod and -cloth, fingering chart, maintenance set

• Pear tree
• English fingering
• Easy to learn, starting at 7 years old
• Makes the blowing technique of the flute familiar
• Adapted tuning: C
• Relaxed attitude due to short design and minimum weight
• Low air consumption
• Pleasantly warm, wooden sound

• Made of Maple
• Basic and open Renaissance sound with lots of character, and stability of the lower layer
• Fingering similar to the baroque

• Body is made of maple wood
• Baroque fingering (For an example of a model with German fingering, please see the following Article Nr: 100312)
• Without double holes
• Includes a bag, cleaning rod and cloth, small pot of recorder cream and a certificate

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• The Superio soprano recorder is a particularly beautiful sounding instrument
• Rich in overtones
• Inspired by the sound of a baroque soprano recorder
• Pitch range are two octaves and a major third
• Earthy and light sound
• Requires high blowing pressure
• Length: 31.6 cm
• Material: Olive
• Impregnated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside