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The 1210 School Soprano Recorder is made of maple
Hans Ulrich Staeps’ “Note Patterns” has been used by recorder teachers all over the world for decades and is firmly established as part of the teaching canon
The recorder parts are joined by clips
it became obsolete with respect to the new standards prevailing during that pre-revolutionary period
Facsimile of Durante's Harpsichord Sonatas published in Naples
Moeck Alto Recorder after Stanesby in Stained Boxwood (a415) Make_Lu-Mi The 1210 School Soprano Recorder5326 Stanesby alto a=415, Indian boxwood, antique patina. Thomas Stanesby senior (1668 1734) was a London maker and this alto instrument, designed by Ralf Ehlert, is copied from an original in the Frans Bruggen collection in Amsterdam. Faithful to the original model, this instrument has a beautiful, open and strong sound in all registers and is especially effective as a solo or mixed chamber instrument. Made from Indian boxwood, which is a hard wood
