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A special development for playing music that is either intended for a G instrument or can be performed better on an instrument of this size. 
The Harmonic Modern Treble in G is distinctive due to its extremely stable and assertive sound, and impresses with its precise brilliance, even in large ensembles with modern instruments.

• Made from selected Pearwood.
• Strong low register, clear top end.
• Kung basses are world renowned for their quality
• Suitable for both solo and ensemble playing.
• The Superio Pearwood bass has an earthy, warm and strong sound.

• Rosewood Treble - Modern Alto in G available on special request.
• Harmonic recorders: Mollenhauer & Nik Tarasov/Joachim Paetzold.
• Strong and powerful: this instrument will help you to hold your own when playing with other modern orchestral instruments or with a piano. It will be equally suitable for playing in a pop, jazz or folk band, in a string orchestra or a piano trio. 

Made from Cherry
Baroque fingering, double holes
Perfect intonation, easy to play across the range
Sound is warm and dark with a gentle beginning to the notes
A beautiful instrument for elegant shaping of phrases

New Stock Early July 25

• Grenadilla Treble with F-foot and double key F/F#- Modern Alto in G available on special request.
• Harmonic recorders: Mollenhauer & Nik Tarasov/Joachim Paetzold.
• Strong and powerful: this instrument will help you to hold your own when playing with other modern orchestral instruments or with a piano.

• Dark Stained Pearwood Bass, baroque double hole, with double key
• Strong, stable sound: the foundation of the ensemble!
• Natural holding position: the knick (bent head) brings the instrument closer to your body; you have a significantly smaller distance to get to the lower notes. 

• Grenadilla Descant. with B-foot and triple key B/C/C#.
• Harmonic recorders: Mollenhauer & Nik Tarasov/Joachim Paetzold.
• Scope for discovery: where other sopranos reach their limits this instrument offers scope to venture into new areas of repertoire.
• The full round sound refines the high register of the soprano to produce an instrument that combines resonance, sweetness and versatility.

Limited Edition, made from Grenadilla
Baroque fingering, double holes
Perfect intonation, easy to play across the range
Sound is expressive, clear, with a fast response
Performs well across a wide range of styles

Limited Edition, made from European Boxwood
Baroque fingering, double holes
Perfect intonation, easy to play across the range
Sound has both warmth and clarity
Performs well across a wide range of styles

K4 stands for: 

• P.I. Bressan, for the drilling profile of the recorder and the luxurious design 
• Ernst Meyer, Maître Flutier, for the extra wide diapason and the unique voicing 
• Maurice Steger, the masterly soloist and conductor 
• Küng, the manufacturer who combines high quality with traditional hand craft

• Pearwood Treble - Modern Alto in G available on special request.
• Harmonic recorders: Mollenhauer & Nik Tarasov/Joachim Paetzold.
• Strong and powerful: this instrument will help you to hold your own when playing with other modern orchestral instruments or with a piano. It will be equally suitable for playing in a pop, jazz or folk band, in a string orchestra or a piano trio. 

• Made from selected Olivewood.
• Baroque double holes.
• This is a solo instrument par excellence, also outstanding in ensemble playing.
• Elegant Baroque styling.
• The wide range and rich sound allows selected flute repertoire to be played.
• The Olivewood Superior has an elegant, clear and light sound.

• baroque double hole, with double key
• Strong, stable sound: the foundation of the ensemble!
• Natural holding position: the knick (bent head) brings the instrument closer to your body; you have a significantly smaller distance to get to the lower notes. 

• Grenadilla Treble.
• Alto Recorder after Jacob Denner (1681-1735). Denner-Edition 442.
• Hand-crafted baroque recorders. The top class among baroque alto recorders at modern pitch. Highest soloistic demands.
• The basis of the historical bore shape are concepts like those developed in the most important Nuremberg woodwind instrument workshop of the Denner family.

• Grenadilla Treble, A' = 415Hz
• Alto recorder after Jacob Denner (1681-1735), Hand-crafted baroque recorders. The low pitch solo instrument in the top class of baroque alto recorders.
• Highest soloistic demands - Strong and variable in tone, flexible and focused in response, stable in perfect intonation. For the finest in early music. 

• Rosewood Treble - Modern Alto in G available on special request.
• Harmonic recorders: Mollenhauer & Nik Tarasov/Joachim Paetzold.
• Strong and powerful: this instrument will help you to hold your own when playing with other modern orchestral instruments or with a piano. It will be equally suitable for playing in aThis recorder wo

• Pearwood Descant.
• Scope for discovery: where other sopranos reach their limits this instrument offers scope to venture into new areas of repertoire.
• The full round sound refines the high register of the soprano to produce an instrument that combines resonance, sweetness and versatility.
• B-foot joint: the modern soprano comes with a Bfoot joint as standard.

• Rosewood tenor, baroque double holes, with four keys.

• Denner - A wealth of sound from fine woods.

Plumwood tenor with maple decorative rings. These hand-finished instruments combine a colourful rich sound with a stable tone. Baroque fingering and double holes provide surprising agility.

Mollenhauer bring the beauty and elegance of their Denner range to the needs of Tenor players with this bent-neck Comfort Tenor. European cherrywood is the lightest Recorder Wood and gives an amazing depth of resonance.

2 Bodies, interchangeable between Modern and Baroque pitches
Made from Brazilian Boxwood
Baroque fingering, double holes
Perfect intonation, easy to play across the range
Sound has both warmth and clarity
Performs well across a wide range of styles

Made from Brazilian Boxwood
Baroque fingering, double holes
Perfect intonation, easy to play across the range
Sound has both warmth and clarity
Performs well across a wide range of styles

New Stock Early July 25

• Plumwood Tenor with key.
• Versatile instruments after Hieronymus F. Kynseker, based on the original instruments kept at the Germanic National Museum in Nuremberg.
• Our Kynseker ensemble instruments remain faithful to the most important characteristics of the originals: its outer form and its strong sound, so full of personality. 

Pitch: a = 415Hz
Made from Brazilian Boxwood
Baroque fingering, double holes
Perfect intonation, easy to play across the range
Sound has both warmth and clarity
Performs well across a wide range of styles