Only the notes in the third octave require different fingerings

w/ double holes and double or triple keys Range f1 - d4 Pitch a=442

Pierre Jaillard Bressan (1663-1731) moved from France to England in 1688 and established himself in London

Mollenhauer uses this rich satinwood especially for the hand-finished baroque alto recorders and also for the electro-acoustic Elody in the unbrushed natural wood model

Hand-crafted instrument

DREAM-Edition Tenor Recorder by Mollenhauer quantz Only the notes in theThe Dream Edition recorder series by Mollenhauer is a unique blend between renaissance and baroque construction. The wide bore gives it a powerful, robust tone characteristic of the Renaissance, but the Baroque fingering and two octave range make it more accessible to play. The construction also retains the homogenous texture characteristic of renaissance recorders that allows them to blend well in ensemble and group playing. Due to their