Csakan in Stained Pearwood by Mollenhauer

 

This Csakan recorder is in the mezzo-soprano register and is ideal for the performance of original Romantic repertoire of the Viennese Biedermeier era. Developed for Mollenhauer by Bernhard Mollenhauer, based on models from the workshop of Johann Ziegler (1795-1858).

 

Those wishing to authentically play the original works for the Csakan from the early-romantic period, cannot be without this replica of a historical mezzo-soprano recorder in A flat.

 

As the instrument is operated with two keys for the full chromatic range of two octaves and a fourth, all music will be playable without any compromise.

 

As standard, the Csakan is equipped with a belled footjoint, and also includes a walking-stick part made from solid wood to give this recorder the look of a historical walking-stick instrument.