Blezinger Ganassi Soprano Recorder in Maple Accessory_Bow Dimensions: 170 x 77 x

Dimensions: 170 x 77 x 21 cm

and automatically make the OT-120's speaker produce a reference tone for the note that is closest to the input pitch you play on your instrument

Transposition: A392/A415/A440

teachers and music lovers who would like to play early brass music

and the sonatas of composers like Schmelzer

Blezinger Ganassi Soprano Recorder in Maple Accessory_Bow Dimensions: 170 x 77 xBlezinger Ganassi soprano recorder in maple. In his tutor book on diminutions "La Fontegara", published in Venice in 1535, Sylvestro Ganassi describes how he succeeded in increasing the tonal range of recorder playing over the contemporary one and a half octave by using special fingerings. It is controversial if he alluded to a specific recorder type. Only very few instruments surviving from this period will play more than only one or two extra notes