Moeck Rottenburgh 4302

Finger style: Baroque · Material: Pear · Type: 3 piece · Finish: Natural · Technology: Double hole · Head: Wooden head · Tuning: F a' = 442 Hz · Accessories: Case, Swab, Cloth, Certificate, Finger chart · The Rottenburgh Recorders by Moeck are ideal All-Rounder: reliable, balanced, powerful sound. Depending on the type of wood, warm and excellent fundamentals in the ensemble, bright and expressive as a solo instrument. This instrument offers a full depth, a radiant height and a reliable responsiveness. The flexible sound, the great dynamic potential and an exact bore for a pure and balanced tone in all registers, make this recorder a true master. Rottenburgh recorders Just like the violin, the "classical" recorder originates from the Baroque period. Centers were Paris, London, Amsterdam, Nuremberg and Brussels. The famous recorder maker Friedrich von Huene has examined almost all traditional museums originals this time. The sum of these data the MOECK Rottenburgh-baroque recorders have been adapted from instruments by Jean-Hyacinth-Joseph Rottenburgh in modern atmosphere. Rottenburgh flutes are today the most played Baroque solo flutes and have proved to be particularly reliable. Another characteristic is its so brilliant high notes.