Alto (Treble) Recorders

This Fehr "Model 5" alto (treble) recorder is made by Kunath. It is based on a Denner model, is made of plumwood and has a clear, rich, full tone. Includes a hard-case, cleaner and cork grease.

This Fehr "Model 5" alto (treble) recorder is made by Kunath. It is based on a Denner model, is made of grenadilla and has a clear, rich, full tone. Includes a hard-case, cleaner and cork grease.

This Fehr "Model 5" alto (treble) recorder is made by Kunath. It is based on a Denner model, is made of bubinga and has a deep, rich, full tone. Includes a hard-case, cleaner and cork grease. Fast: Your browser does not support the audio element. Slow: Your browser does not support the audio element.

This Fehr "Model 5" alto (treble) recorder is made by Kunath. It is based on a Denner model, is made of stained European boxwood and has a clear, rich, full tone. Includes a hard-case, cleaner and cork grease. Listen to this recorder! Vivaldi La Notte: Your browser does not support the audio element. Bach Sarabande: Your browser does not support the audio element. Scale: Your browser does not support the audio element.

This Fehr "Model 4" alto (treble) recorder is made by Kunath. It is based on a Denner model, is made of rosewood and has a clear, rich, full tone. Includes a hard-case, cleaner and cork grease. Fast: Your browser does not support the audio element. Slow: Your browser does not support the audio element.

This Fehr "Model 4" alto (treble) recorder is made by Kunath. It is based on a Denner model, is made of boxwood and has a warm, rich, full tone. Includes a hard-case, cleaner and cork grease.

This Fehr "Model 4" alto (treble) recorder is made by Kunath. It is based on a Denner model, is made of pearwood and has a warm, rich, full tone. Includes a hard-case, cleaner and cork grease.

This Fehr "Model 3" alto (treble) recorder is made by Kunath. It is made of rosewood and has a direct, clear tone. Includes a soft-case, cleaner and cork grease.

This Fehr "Model 2" alto (treble) recorder is made by Kunath. It is made of pearwood and has a warm, earthy tone. Includes a soft-case, cleaner and cork grease.

This recorder is hand-crafted from Castello boxwood, and features a soft and natural, traditional baroque sound capable of great expression. The artificial ivory rings add definition to the sound while enhancing the appearance of the recorder.The arched windway offers a slight resistance which gives greater tonal expressivity and projection. Comes with cotton case, fingering chart, cork grease and cleaning rod

This recorder is hand-crafted from rosewood, for a rich full tone with abundant overtones. It is capable of both strong and delicate performance. The arched windway offers a slight resistance which gives greater tonal expressivity and projection. Comes with cotton case, fingering chart, cork grease and cleaning rod

This recorder is hand-crafted from ebony, a hard and dense wood which is characterised by an elegant transparent sound and a nimble response. The arched windway offers a slight resistance which gives greater tonal expressivity and projection. Comes with cotton case, fingering chart, cork grease and cleaning rod.

Made from rosewood, this recorder has a vigourous and expressive tone containing both dynamism and sweetness. Yamaha's YRA-64 recorder is for the serious recorder player. Handmade by their highly skilled artisans, it provides a tonal depth and clarity which is ideal for solo or chamber music performance. With its even and precise intonation, the YRA-64 also blends easily with other instruments. Comes with cotton case, fingering chart, cork grease and cleaning rod

This professional, handmade alto recorder by Martin Wenner is after a recorder made by Thomas Stanesby, “Junior” (1692–1754). This reproduction is after a recorder made in boxwood by Stanesby around 1720, currently in a private collection. It has been wonderfully preserved and is exquisite to play. Wenner's reproduction is at modern pitch and maintains many playing and sound characteristics of the original. This Stanesby recorder is made of maracaibo boxwood. It has a clear, earthy tone and gives you full dynamic and expressive sound ranges to explore. This recorder comes in an attractive cloth roll case, with a cleaning stick and Wenner's beautifully scented recorder oil. It is available stained (pictured) or unstained.

This professional, handmade alto recorder by Martin Wenner is after a recorder made by Thomas Stanesby, “Junior” (1692–1754) at a=415. This reproduction is after a recorder made in boxwood by Stanesby around 1720, currently in a private collection. It has been wonderfully preserved and is exquisite to play. Wenner's reproduction is at modern pitch and maintains many playing and sound characteristics of the original. This Stanesby recorder is made in European boxwood like the original. It has a clear, round tone and the boxwood gives you full dynamic and expressive sound ranges to explore. This recorder comes in an attractive cloth roll case, with a cleaning stick and Wenner's beautifully scented recorder oil. It is available stained (pictured) or unstained.

This handmade, baroque-pitched (a=415) alto recorder by German maker Martin Wenner is perfect for playing French Baroque music. Wenner's recorder is after an original by Pierre Jaillard Bressan (1663 –1731) in Frans Bruggen's collection. You can hear the original being played in several recordings by Bruggen! Bressan moved from France to England in 1688 and established himself in London, where he mainly made recorders. His instruments tended to have thick ivory mounts which he added on to his recorders after applying the “golden ratio” to cut them. There are Bressan recorders in England, including a particularly well preserved one in the Bate Collection in Oxford. The original Bressan recorders tend to be pitched around a=409. For convenience Wenner's produces this model at baroque pitch (a=415) and French Baroque pitch (a=392) . This recorder is made in grenadilla and has a full, strong, round tone. It comes with a handmade, soft case and Wenner's recorder oil.

This handmade alto recorder at a=392 by German maker Martin Wenner is perfect for playing French Baroque music. Wenner's recorder is after an original by Pierre Jaillard Bressan (1663 –1731) in Frans Bruggen's collection. You can hear the original being played in several recordings by Bruggen! Bressan moved from France to England in 1688 and established himself in London, where he mainly made recorders. His instruments tended to have thick ivory mounts which he added on to his recorders after applying the “golden ratio” to cut them. There are Bressan recorders in England, including a particularly well preserved one in the Bate Collection in Oxford. The original Bressan recorders tend to be pitched around a=409. For convenience Wenner's produces this model at baroque pitch (a=415) and French Baroque pitch (a=392). This recorder is made in European boxwood and, like the original, has a full, round tone. It comes with a handmade, soft case and Wenner's recorder oil.

Alto Recorder (a415) after Schuchart in Boxwood by Von Huene including soft padded case. This unique treble recorder, after a lesser-known original by John Just Schuchart, was developed in partnership with the Von Huene workshops. The result is an affordable yet premium-quality instrument.

Mollenhaeur 5926 Modern alto (treble) in f', pearwood, with with f-foot joint and double key f/f#. This design was the product of collaboration between recorder virtuoso Nikolaj Tarasov and recorder maker Joachim Paetzold. A little longer than the conventional alto, it has a double f/f# key that firstly gives these notes a significantly more powerful sound than is usual on alto recorders and secondly, enables notes in the third octave to be played much more easily than on a conventional alto. It has a strong, warm and very expressive sound that makes it a versatile instrument capable of playing music from the 18th century to present day. The recorder has a SYNPOR block, a synthetic block similar to cedar, which imitates the molecular structure of wood and which can absorb moisture humidity through its micropores. With hard case, CD with sound examples, mop, cork grease, fingering chart, maintenance instructions. Listen to this recorder: Your browser does not support the audio element.

Designed by Ralf Ehlert, the Denner range are professional-level instruments reflective of Moeck's commitment to making high-quality historical recorders. This 5334 Denner at a=415 is made from Castello boxwood from Venezuela, with an even grain and density. (Specific density 0.80) The boxwood instrument produces a clean, even tone and is an ideal instrument for both ensemble and solo playing. This instrument comes with a hard case, cleaning rod and cloth, cork grease, fingering chart and maintenance instructions. It is also supplied with a free Moeck Z0002 maintenance set (containing recorder oil, oil brush, anti-condensant, paintbrush and maintenance manual) worth £21.50. Jacob Denner (1681-1735) was son of Johann Christoph Denner and both were renowned for the high quality of their woodwind instruments. The Moeck model is based on a very well preserved Denner instrument from the Musikhistorisk Museum in Copenhagen. Like the original, the instrument speaks effortlessly and has a balanced, bright and even tone throughout its range. The response is such that it is an agile instrument and the reliability of the upper register makes it an ideal solo instrument for players wishing to tackle the intricacies of the solo repertoire. Product Features: Baroque fingering Double holes 3-piece Made of boxwood (density 0.80) Pitch: a´= 442 Hz Includes hard case, cleaning rod, cork grease and fingering chart Includes free maintenance set (oil, brushes, anti-condensant etc) 3 year warranty