Mollenhauer Denner Alto Recorder in Boxwood Keywork_Keyless Tonality and rhythm are sublimely

Tonality and rhythm are sublimely exploited and there is much use of extended technique

5th Octave G

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Purcell: Rondeau

The characteristically direct voicing combines lightness and brilliance with focused airflow

Mollenhauer Denner Alto Recorder in Boxwood Keywork_Keyless Tonality and rhythm are sublimelyMollenhauer 5222 Denner alto f', boxwood. In 2002, three years after the death of perhaps one of the greatest recorder makers Fred Morgan, Mollenhauer and the Morgan family began working together on a design of Denner alto to add to Mollenhauers already established and award winning Denner series. This partnership has resulted in high quality, well designed instruments becoming available to a wide circle of players. Morgan based his alto design on an