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At the recent Recorder Summer School, where our Saltaire Retail Manager Peter took a huge selection of instruments for course participants to try and buy, we let Sarah Jeffery loose with a collection of 15 sopranino recorders! Featuring instruments by Moeck, Mollenhauer, Küng and Aura, in today's final Recorder31 feature, Sarah introduces us to them all, comparing the different woods, sonic properties and other features.
Watch the video below, and visit Sarah's Team Recorder YouTube Channel to find out more about her fantastic video series:
Alternatively, click on the images below to discover each instrument one by one:
Mollenhauer Denner Sopranino Recorder in Pearwood
Mollenhauer Denner Sopranino Recorder in Boxwood
Mollenhauer Denner Sopranino Recorder in Grenadilla
Küng Studio Sopranino Recorder in Pearwood
Küng Studio Sopranino Recorder in Maple
Küng Superio Sopranino Recorder in Grenadilla
Aura Conservatorium Sopranino Recorder in Grenadilla
Aura Conservatorium Sopranino Recorder in Boxwood
Moeck Rottenburgh Sopranino Recorder in Boxwood
Moeck Rottenburgh Sopranino Recorder in Grenadilla
Moeck Flauto Rondo Sopranino Recorder in Maple
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For the final 'Sound of Recorder Music' we hear extracts from two of today's featured sopranino recorders – the Moeck Rottenburgh Sopranino in Grenadilla, and Mollenhauer Denner Sopranino in Boxwood. Check out the audio clips below or follow this link to find out more about the instruments in today's collection.
Moeck Rottenburgh: Listen to this recorder!
Handel Hush Ye Pretty Warbling Quire:
Playford Maiden Lane:
Scale:
Mollenhauer Denner: Listen to this recorder!
Handel Hush Ye Pretty Warbling Quire:
Playford Maiden Lane:
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