Wenner Alto Recorder after Bressan in European Boxwood (a392) Wood_Grenadilla for sonatas with basso continuo

for sonatas with basso continuo

The Early Music Shop tenor rebec is an excellent 3 string instrument based on several historic patterns

This book can be your companion for life long music making

Corpus width: Up 361 mm / Mid 245 mm / Low 464 mm

This renaissance recorder has single holes but uses standard baroque fingering

Wenner Alto Recorder after Bressan in European Boxwood (a392) Wood_Grenadilla for sonatas with basso continuoThis handmade alto recorder at a=392 by German maker Martin Wenner is perfect for playing French Baroque music. Wenner's recorder is after an original by Pierre Jaillard Bressan (1663 1731) in Frans Bruggen's collection. You can hear the original being played in several recordings by Bruggen! Bressan moved from France to England in 1688 and established himself in London, where he mainly made recorders. His instruments tended to have thick ivory mounts