Moeck 4202 Rottenburgh Soprano

Rottenburg Soprano RecorderLike the violin, the classical recorder dates back to the Baroque period in cultural centres such as Paris, London, Amsterdam, Nürnberg and Brussels. Friedrich von Huene, the well-known recorder maker, examined almost all original recorders that were sent to museums. Developed from the data collected and in the style of instruments from Jean-Hyacinth-Joseph Rottenburgh, the MOECK Rottenburgh Baroque recorder in modern tuning was born.
Today, they are the most played Baroque solo recorders and have proven themselves to be particularly reliable. They are characterised by their brilliant trebles.
- Pear tree
- Baroque with double hole
- 3 pieces
- Incl. Box, cleaning rod and cloth, certificate, fingering chart
Further information
Material | Pearwood |
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Double Holes | Yes |
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