Description

The 5214 Steenbergen soprano recorder in Indian boxwood by Moeck is based on an original by 18th century maker Jan Steenbergen. Its ‘typically baroque’ glowing and warm sound makes this recorder a very expressive solo instrument. The intonation is excellent and the bright, warm tone of this model is particularly effective in the upper register making it highly suitable for performing the most demanding Baroque repertoire.

The Steenbergen series was designed by Guido Klemisch after an original by the Dutch maker Jan Steenbergen (1675-1728) which is in the Frans Bruggen collection in Amsterdam. The recorders have a narrow windway which offers a good degree of resistance, facilitating greater dynamic and expressive variation.

This recorder is pitched at baroque pitch (a=415Hz) and is made from boxwood – even grain and density. Specific density 0.80. Clean, round tone.

This recorder comes in a leather hard case with cleaning rod and cloth, cork grease, fingering chart, maintenance instructions and a maintenance kit.

Baroque fingering

Double holes


3-piece


Made of boxwood

Includes free maintenance set (oil, brushes, anti-condensant etc)

Pitch: a´= 415Hz

Includes case, cleaning rod, cork grease and fingering chart


3 year warranty