Moeck Renaissance Consort Sopranino Recorders by Moeck Fingering:Baroque The different structures of the

The different structures of the woods result in different tone qualities

The resulting longer length of the instrument makes for a more stable and balanced sound across the range

rich sound that makes playing enjoyable from the start and will enhance any recorder ensemble

direct focused sound

Rosewood gives this model a tone that is vigorous and rich with overtones

Moeck Renaissance Consort Sopranino Recorders by Moeck Fingering:Baroque The different structures of theThe Moeck Renaissance Consort Collection is based on instruments in the Hofburgmuseum, Vienna. This famous collection contains a significant number of very well preserved Renaissance recorders, which, on the whole, are constructed in one piece. Unlike the originals, the head and lower joint of the Moeck renditions are provided with tenon joints reinforced with a brass ring. The basic playing pitch is 440 Hz (the originals play at 460 Hz), but the