Product Description

Soprano recorders made of various timbers, baroque fingering, in three pieces, all models with double-holes and double-keys respectively

In 1966 the renowned recorder maker Friedrich von Huene (Boston, USA) had the chance to play and examine nearly all the original recorders kept in European museums. His work resulted in the basic model of the Moeck-Rottenburgh baroque recorders in modern tuning built after the instruments made by Jean-Hyacinth- Joseph Rottenburgh. These instruments are true all-rounders and they remain reliable and easy to play also after extensive use.

Improvement is always possible, even with a good recorder! Our Rottenburgh has had a complete work over according to the latest innovations. New technologies make for a reliable conversion of ideas. Perfection with new technology

An improved sound center

A conical curved windway

A narrower windway entrance

A wider exit

An optimised under surface of the labium For a stable air column. For a great dynamic potential. Against clogging.

An improved bore For a pure and balanced tone in all registers.

A new sturdy key system

For easy handling and playing without awkward key noise.

The new Rottenburgh offers an even more sonorous low register

an even clearer high register

an even easier response to the player

an even more variable tone

an even greater dynamic potential

an even easier handling

a brand new sturdy key system

even very small hands can manage the bass recorder