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Takeyama alto in maple a=415. Takeyama from Japan is regarded as one of the foremost recorder makers. His maple alto is extremely light to hold an...
View full detailsThe new Bressan recorders by Blezinger are instruments made in cooperation with one of the best German industrial recorder makers. As the name impl...
View full detailsMAR4409 Marsyas recorders are designed according to baroque principles and they offer large dynamic possibilities with effortless response in all r...
View full detailsMAR4404 Marsyas recorders are designed according to baroque principles and they offer large dynamic possibilities with effortless response in all r...
View full detailsMollenhauer 5926E Modern alto (treble) in f', pearwood, with E-foot joint and triple key e/f/#. This design was the product of collaboration betwee...
View full detailsThis Renaissance model is based on drawings taken from 'Syntagma Musicum' (1618) by Michael Praetorius. Kobliczek recorders are made by German make...
View full detailsThe Conservatorium recorders by Aura are made in the Coolsma workshops in the Netherlands. They are based on Bressan recorders, with a curved, high...
View full detailsMollenhauer Kynseker 4207 alto recorder in g in stained maple. A full renaissance sound with much character and depth, baroque fingering, and a ran...
View full detailsThe K4 Alto recorder stands out with its 'hall-filling' sound from the low to the high registers. It is an ideal instrument for players who love an...
View full detailsMollenhauer Denner Edition Alto in stained satinwood, a=415. This is a hand-crafted recorder after Jacob Denner (1681–1735).The bore shape is based...
View full detailsMollenhauer Denner Edition Alto in satinwood, a=442. This is a hand-crafted recorder after Jacob Denner (1681–1735).The bore shape is based on conc...
View full detailsThe Conservatorium recorders by Aura are made in the Coolsma workshops in the Netherlands. They are based on Bressan recorders, with a curved, high...
View full detailsThe Conservatorium recorders by Aura are made in the Coolsma workshops in the Netherlands. They are based on Bressan recorders, with a curved, high...
View full detailsThis professional, handmade alto recorder by Martin Wenner is after a recorder made by Jan Steenbergen (1676 – 1752). A very beautifully crafted an...
View full detailsHarmonic recorders: Mollenhauer & Maarten Helder Lavishly equipped instruments developed in cooperation with the Dutch recorder maker Maarten ...
View full detailsA high quality solo recorder from the workshops of Dutch recorder maker Hans Coolsma (1919-1991). Coolsma recorders are designed with a curved wind...
View full detailsOver the years Moeck have been perfecting their student Flauto Rondo range, and the result is reliable, balanced recorders that are easy and enjoya...
View full detailsTerry Mann Medieval Alto Recorder in G, made in Maple and based on a surviving medieval recorder, also made in maple, found in Elblag in Poland. Fo...
View full detailsMarsyas recorders are designed according to baroque principles and they offer large dynamic possibilities with effortless response in all registers...
View full detailsThis Castello boxwood recorder has a smooth and beautiful tone for an attractive, traditional recorder sound capable of subtle expression. Made fro...
View full detailsMollenhauer Kynseker 4217 alto recorder in f in stained maple . A full renaissance sound with much character and depth, baroque fingering, and a ra...
View full detailsMollenhauer Denner Edition Alto in satinwood, a=415. This is a hand-crafted recorder after Jacob Denner (1681–1735).The bore shape is based on conc...
View full details5324 Stanesby alto a=415, Indian boxwood. Thomas Stanesby senior (1668-1734) was a London maker and this alto instrument, designed by Ralf Ehlert, ...
View full details5323 Stanesby alto a=442, Indian boxwood. Thomas Stanesby senior (1668-1734) was a London maker and this alto instrument, designed by Ralf Ehlert, ...
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