Tenor Gemshorn by Cip Instrument_Soprano Recorder and the fingerboard and tailpiece

and the fingerboard and tailpiece of sycamore with ebony veneer or birds-eye maple

The 5243 Ehlert soprano recorder by Moeck is made in castello boxwood

it is the ideal first instrument for players requiring a flute at baroque pitch

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This flute uses a denser plastic than other similar models

Tenor Gemshorn by Cip Instrument_Soprano Recorder and the fingerboard and tailpieceCzech maker Pavel Cip produces an extremely well made series of gemshorns which are processed and polished very carefully. The block is made of water resistant cedar. The tenor has a chromatic scale with a range of a 9th and a bottom note of C. The gemshorn was in use in the 15th century (there exists an organ stop of that name) and was primarily a pastoral instrument, not widely known after the mid to late 1500s until the resurgent interest in early