Von Huene Alto Recorder (a415) after Denner in European Boxwood Instrument_Plucked Psaltery Supplied with a padded canvas

Supplied with a padded canvas case and tuning key

6 Fugue Variations and a Finale

This flute is made of stained European boxwood which

Uffenbach also visited Hotteterre and was delighted to hear this master perform on a musette

Von Huene Alto Recorder (a415) after Denner in European Boxwood Instrument_Plucked Psaltery Supplied with a padded canvasTwo of the most widely respected wind instrument makers in the Germany of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were Johann Christoph Denner and his son Jacob. Johann Christoph was amazingly prolific, inventive and versatile, while his son refined the designs as the changing times demanded. Jacob Denner and Telemann were contemporaries and compatriots. Telemann wrote some very demanding pieces, many using the extreme range of the recorder. It is