Moeck Tenor Recorder after Hotteterre in Stained Boxwood (a415) Period_Romantic This Moeck 2521 Flauto Rondo

This Moeck 2521 Flauto Rondo crook blown bass recorder is made of stained maple

With knick (bent head) system for ease of playing and double key for the low f/f#

the danger is always for a written text to turn into dogma

This soprano recorder is made of olivewood and comes in a hard case with a cleaning rod

This case will fit almost all soprano recorders

Moeck Tenor Recorder after Hotteterre in Stained Boxwood (a415) Period_Romantic This Moeck 2521 Flauto Rondo5456 Hotteterre tenor a=415, castello boxwood, antique patina The Hotteterre family was a large and influential family of instrument makers, performers and composers based in France in the 17th and 18th centuries. The family brand mark was that of an anchor and there are three instruments, each bearing this mark, and thought to be by Jean Hotteterre upon which this particular instrument is based. Two of the originals are in the Musee de la Musique in