Woods pearwood

The student will need to adjust to different fingerings later in their musical development

Mollenhauer uses this rich satinwood especially for the hand-finished baroque alto recorders and also for the electro-acoustic Elody in the unbrushed natural wood model

Baroque Tenor Oboe in C After JC Denner (Nuremburg): This instrument has a maple body and two brass flaps

Color dark brown with ivory-colored trim Body Sections 3 Fingering Baroque

Moeck Renaissance Consort Tenor Recorders by Moeck a=466 Woods pearwoodThe Moeck Renaissance Consort Collection is based on instruments in the Hofburgmuseum, Vienna. This famous collection contains a significant number of very well preserved Renaissance recorders, which, on the whole, are constructed in one piece. Unlike the originals, the head and lower joint of the Moeck renditions are provided with tenon joints reinforced with a brass ring. The basic playing pitch is 440 Hz (the originals play at 460 Hz), but the