Recorders by Von Huene

In the second half of the seventeenth century, the young journeyman, Rippert, left his homeland for the excitement of Paris, where he established h...

August Grenser of Dresden was a most prolific and versatile instrument maker. Originals are highly prized by performers and collectors all over the...

In the Kunsthistorische Museum of Vienna is an old renaissance recorder with a wide bore and a large flair in the bell. This instrument is believed...

Von Huene Alto after Rottenburgh a=415

Two of the most widely respected wind instrument makers in the Germany of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were Johann Christoph Denner and...

The "sixth flute", or soprano recorder in d, was a very popular instrument in eighteenth-century England, used extensively in concertos and solo wo...

In the second half of the seventeenth century, the young journeyman, Rippert, left his homeland for the excitement of Paris, where he established h...

Alto Recorder (a415) after Schuchart in Boxwood by Von Huene including soft padded case. This unique treble recorder, after a lesser-known original...

This Terton soprano recorder follows an early eighteenth-century original in The Hague. It has long been respected by professionals and serious ama...