DENNER Soprano Recorder by Mollenhauer Wood:olive Recorder players like the well-centred

Recorder players like the well-centred and brilliant sound colouring that is associated with the harder woods

This one-slot recorder roll holds a one-piece (or fully assembled) tenor recorder or similarly-sized instrument

The original instruments tend not to be stamped and can be found particularly in collections in northern Italian museums such as the Bibliotheka della Accademia Filarmonica in Verona

All basses have double holes and double keys

all from the collection of Frederick the Great

DENNER Soprano Recorder by Mollenhauer Wood:olive Recorder players like the well-centredMollenhauer's DENNER collection is modeled after the work of German luthier Jacob Denner (1681 1735). The original instruments are located in Nuremberg and Copenhagen. The DENNER recorders are some of the finest instruments Mollenhauers has to offer. They are reliable and accurate, even in the highest register, and produce a versatile, clear and beautiful sound. They are sophisticated instruments suitable for ensemble and solo settings. Brilliant