Alto Recorders (Baroque)

This alto recorder is named after the recorder maker Thomas Stanesby Sr. (1668-1734) and is based on an original model from the collection of Frans Brüggen, Amsterdam. The model's remarkably warm and full tone is especially impressive, making it a very effective and expressive solo instrument owing to its beautiful sound, easy response and reliability.

• Boxwood, natural
• Pitch: a1 = 442 Hz
• All Stanesby models are three-piece instruments
• Baroque fingering with double holes
• Included: case, cleaning rod and -cloth, certificate, fingering chart, and a care kit

This agile instrument offers a high degree of playing reliability in all registers and is therefore particularly suitable for virtuoso music in which tempo and agility are important, such as the recorder works of Georg Philipp Telemann.

Moeck has chosen the recorder from the Music History Museum in Copenhagen as the model for the Denner alto recorder. It is considered by many renowned recorder makers to be the best of Denner's surviving instruments.

• Made of boxwood
• Tuning: a1 = 415 Hz
• Includes: Case, wiper rod and cloth, cork grease, certificate, fingering chart and care set

• Natural boxwood
• Tuning: a1 = 415 Hz
• All Stanesby models are three-piece
• Baroque fingering, with double holes
• Includes case, wiper rod and cloth, certificate, fingering chart, and care set

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• Material: Grenadilla (Dalbergia Melanoxylon)
• Has a very rich sound, even with gentle blowing pressure
• The spectrum ranges from warm to brilliant, but the sound always remains elegant
• Effortless response, making it very popular with amateur flute players
• Range is two octaves and a fifth
• Length: 47 cm
• Treated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

• Baroque fingering
• Tuning: a' = 442 Hz
• The MARSYAS alto recorders have a very rich sound, even with gentle blowing pressure
• The spectrum ranges from warm to brilliant, but the sound always remains elegant
• The alto recorders also have an effortless response and are therefore very popular with amateur flute players
• Range is two octaves and a fifth
• Warm, elegant and soft sound
• Length: 47 cm
• Material: Olive
• Treated with paraffin
• Oiled inside and outside

The alto recorder of Thomas Stanesby Senior from the Frans Brüggen collection, Amsterdam, is characterised by its clear, warm and full-bodied tone. The beauty of its sound, in combination with easy response and reliability, makes this model an expressive, effective solo instrument.

• Boxwood, antique stained
• Tuning a1 = 442 Hz
• All Stanesby models are of a three-piece design
• Baroque fingering with double holes
• Includes: Case, cleaning rod and cloth, certificate, fingering table, maintenance kit

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

This alto recorder is named after the recorder maker Thomas Stanesby Sr. (1668-1734) and is based on an original model from the collection of Frans Brüggen, Amsterdam. The model's remarkably warm and full tone is especially impressive, making it a very effective and expressive solo instrument owing to its beautiful sound, easy response and reliability.

• Antique stained boxwood
• Pitch: a1 = 415 Hz
• All Stanesby models are three-piece instruments
• Baroque fingering with double holes
• Included: Case, cleaning rod and -cloth, certificate, fingering chart and a care kit

• Modern Voicing (construction design and fine tuning of the wind-way and block)
• Modern sound, strong, assertive and distinctive
• A sound with entirely individual character
• Almost a range of 3 octaves with balanced, easy response and clear, brilliant sound
• Harmonic recorder
• Pear wood
• With F-foot
• With covers
• Tonal range up into the 3rd octave
• Baroque fingering
• a = 442 Hz
• Case included

• 415 Hz
• Baroque fingering
• Made of natural satinwood
• Handmade single instrument with heavily undercut finger holes, bushed thumbhole and threaded joints
• Incl. leather case

• Baroque fingering
• Made of Castello boxwood
• a' = 443 Hz
• Length: 46.6 cm
• Exterior design is modelled on Bressan recorder models
• A wide range, reminiscent of a high baroque sound
• Strong blowing pressure can be applied
• High air speed
• Raised block
• Impregnated with paraffin
• The inside of the instrument has been treated with oil
• Exterior finish: Matte lacquer

• Modern Voicing (construction design and fine tuning of the wind-way and block)
• Modern sound, strong, assertive and distinctive
• A sound with entirely individual character
• Range of almost 3 octaves with balanced, easy response and clear, brilliant sound
• Harmonic recorder
• Rosewood
• With F-foot
• With covers
• Tonal range up into the 3rd octave
• A = 442 Hz
• Case included

• A unique handmade instrument
• Baroque fingering
• Ideal for virtuoso late Baroque music
• 415 Hz
• Material: Blackwood
• Windway is specially designed by master craftsmen
• Heavily undercut tone holes
• Bushed thumbhole
• Rounded and polished beak
• Threaded joints
• Finish: Stained (historically accurate), oiled by hand, polished surface
• Includes a leather bag and accessories

• Baroque fingering
• Suitable for recorder music of all epochs and styles
• Range of 2 1/2 octaves
• Made from Castello boxwood
• a' = 442 Hz
• Double key
• The c#4 (S), f#3 (A), and c#3 (T) can be played without the troublesome covering of the sound hole
• It can be reliably played along with piano and other "modern" instruments due to its particular sound and volume

• A unique handmade instrument
• Ideal for virtuoso late Baroque music
• Baroque fingering
• 442 Hz
• Material: Blackwood
• Windway is specially designed by master craftsmen
• Heavily undercut tone holes
• Bushed thumbhole
• Rounded and polished beak
• Threaded joints
• Finish: Stained (historically accurate), oiled by hand, polished surface
• Includes a leather bag and accessories

What is especially impressive about the Denner alto recorder is its extremely easy response and balanced tone in all registers . A slender and refined tone, characterised by a certain brilliance renders this an ideal recorder for solo playing. An agile instrument that can be easily used in all registers, but is particularly suitable for virtuoso music involving many fast notes, such as in the works of Georg Philipp Telemann. The Denner by Moeck is modelled on a recorder from the "Musikhistorisk Museum" in Copenhagen, considered to be by many renowned recorder makers one of the best preserved instruments made by Denner.

• Material: Blackwood
• Pitch: a1 = 442 Hz
• Includes case box, cleaning rod and cloth, joint grease, certificate, fingering chart and care set

What is especially impressive about the Denner alto recorder is its extremely easy response and balanced tone in all registers . A slender and refined tone, characterised by a certain brilliance renders this an ideal recorder for solo playing. An agile instrument that can be easily used in all registers, but is particularly suitable for virtuoso music involving many fast notes, such as in the works of Georg Philipp Telemann. The Denner by Moeck is modelled on a recorder from the "Musikhistorisk Museum" in Copenhagen, considered to be by many renowned recorder makers as one of the best preserved instruments made by Denner.

• Made from blackwood
• Pitch: a1 = 415 Hz
• Includes a case, cleaning rod and cloth, joint grease, certificate, fingering chart and care set

• Modern voicing (the structural design and fine tuning of the windway and block)
• "Modern sound" powerful, assertive and unmistakable
• A sound with its own character
• Almost 3 octave range, with a balanced, smooth response and clear, brilliant tone
• Harmonic recorder
• Pear wood
• With an E-foot and additional key
• A range of almost 3 octaves
• Baroque fingering
• A = 442 Hz
• Incl. case

Ehlert recorders have a range of 2 1/2 octaves. The c#4 (S), f#3 (A) and c#3 (T) can be played without the annoying covering of the sound hole. They are suitable for recorder music of all epochs and styles. Because of their special sound and volume they also prove their value when played together with the piano and other "modern" instruments.

• Material: Grenadilla
• Baroque fingering
• A'= 442Hz
• Double key
• Incuded case and care set

• Modern Voicing (construction design and fine tuning of the wind-way and block)
• Modern sound, strong, assertive and distinctive
• A sound with entirely individual character
• Range of almost 3 octaves with balanced, easy response and clear, brilliant sound
• Harmonic recorder
• Made of grenadilla wood (Dalbergia melanoxylon)
• With F-foot
• With covers
• Tonal range up into the 3rd octave
• Baroque fingering
• a' = 442 Hz
• Case included