Product information "Moeck Soprano 4200 Recorder Rottenburgh Maple"
Like the violin, the "classical" recorder also dates back to the Baroque period. The centres were Paris, London, Amsterdam, Nuremberg and Brussels. The well-known recorder maker Friedrich von Huene analysed almost all of the originals from this period that have survived in museums. The MOECK Rottenburgh Baroque recorders in modern tuning were created from the sum of this data, based on instruments by Jean-Hyacinth-Joseph Rottenburgh.
Today they are the most frequently played baroque solo flutes and have proven to be particularly reliable. They are also characterised by their brilliant treble.
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