G-Alto Recorders
The G-alto was the standard alto during the renaissance period, unlike the alto in F which became the main recorder during the baroque period and still is today. However, there are many theorists who believe that Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 was written for 2 G-Alto recorders!
Mollenhauer Kynseker Alto Recorder in G Plumwood
Mollenhauer£599.50
Mollenhauer Kynseker 4208 alto recorder in g in plumwood. A full renaissance sound with much character and depth, baroque fingering, and a range of...
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Kobliczek Praetorius G-Alto Recorder in Maple
Kobliczek£545.00
This Praetorius model is based on drawings taken from 'Syntagma Musicum' (1618) by Michael Praetorius. Kobliczek recorders are made by German maker...
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Mollenhauer Kynseker Alto Recorder in G Maple
Mollenhauer£515.00
Mollenhauer Kynseker 4207 alto recorder in g in stained maple. A full renaissance sound with much character and depth, baroque fingering, and a ran...
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Mollenhauer Modern G-Alto Recorder in Grenadilla
Mollenhauer£1,345.00
The Mollenhauer 5934 Modern G-Alto recorder in grenadilla has a strong and powerful sound with an easy two and a half octave range. It uses traditi...
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Kobliczek Renaissance G-Alto in Maple
Kobliczek£545.00
This Renaissance model is based on drawings taken from 'Syntagma Musicum' (1618) by Michael Praetorius. Kobliczek recorders are made by German make...
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Moeck Renaissance Alto in G, Renaissance Fingering
Moeck£755.00
833 renaissance alto in g, maple, renaissance fingering. The famous collection of instruments in the Hofburg Museum in Vienna comprises a number of...
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