Moeck Rottenburgh Knick Tenor Recorder in Maple
Immensely popular range of recorders originally designed by Friederich von Huene after models by Belgian maker Jean-Hyacinth-Joseph Rottenburgh (1672-1756). Versatile, reliable and used by all levels of players who enjoy instruments made to consistently high standards. They are without doubt the world's most successful recorder series and remain one of our best sellers. The Rottenburgh is the instrument of choice for those recorder players who wish to play music at an advanced level. It is a reliable instrument with a carrying tone, whether played in small or large ensembles. It also lends itself perfectly for solo pieces, e.g. for sonatas with basso continuo. The Rottenburgh is the ideal all rounder: reliable, balanced and with a full tone. Depending on the wood it has a warm full sound for ensemble playing and is beautifully clear and expressive as a solo instrument.
The 'knick' creates a more comfortable hold allowing the arms to be close to the body, whilst still projecting the sound outwards.
This 4450 knick tenor with double holes is made from maple - European, hard, fine grained, porous and resilient. Specific density approx. 0.63. Soft fundamental tone. Impregnated, no need for further oiling.
- Baroque fingering
- Double holes
- 4-piece
- Made of maple
- Wax impregnation
- Pitch: a´= 442 Hz
- Includes hard case, cleaning rod, cork grease and fingering chart
- 3 year warranty