fingering chart

cedar wood shell

precise craftsmanship

Wenner chose this original instrument because the sound is better balanced than many other surviving three-joint flutes

type of wood

MODERN Alto Recorder by Mollenhauer hkicw fingering chartModern Harmonic Recorders A collaboration between recorder player Nik Tarasov and maker Joachim Paetzold in 1996 resulted in the development of the Modern Alto. It is the first modern recorder that utilizes the principle of Harmonic recorders with pure harmonics and a long bore. Whereas in traditional recorders, overblowing in the first octave produces sounds that are out of tune and can, at best, only be used as a trill or alternative fingering, the