MOECK ROTTENBURGH RECORDERS
were originally designed by Friederich von Huene after instruments made by the Dutch master Jean Joseph Rottenburgh (1672-1765). The broad curved windway has the benefit of being suitable for both consort and solo or trio-sonata playing. The workmanship is generally quite good, but we do polish bores and check each recorder for intonation before it leaves our Wichita workshop. The tuning is good over the entire range of the instrument and we find there to be little wonder that the Moeck Rottenburgh is by far the most popular make of any instrument sold by us. These are available in maple, boxwood, palisander rosewood and ebony, the first two of which represent excellent value for the money.
While they last a recorder stand will be included free with your order. The handmade stand has 3 pegs designed for a soprano, alto and tenor recorder. It is made of unfinished oak.
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SOPRANINOS
#4100 (was #219) in maple, your price is $209.00.
#4101, in maple, stained, your price is $216.00
#4104 (was #319) in boxwood, your price is $244.00.
#4105 (was #419) in palisander rosewood, your price is $304.00.
#4107 (was #519) in ebony blackwood, your price is $382.00.
SOPRANOS
#4290 (was #129) in maple (2 piece body), your price is $164.00.
#4200 (was #229) in maple (3 piece body), your price is $226.00.
#4204 (was #329) in boxwood, your price is $304.00.
#4205 (was #429) in palisander rosewood, your price is $374.00.
#4207 (was #529) in ebony blackwood, your price is $440.00.
ALTOS
#4300 (was #239) in maple, your price is $334.00.
#4301 in maple, stained, your price is $347.00.
#4304 (was #339) in boxwood, your price is $475.00.
#4305 (was #439) in palisander rosewood, your price is $629.00.
#4307 (was #539) in ebony blackwood, your price is $728.00.
TENORS
#4400 (was #249) in maple, your price is $509.00.
#4420 (was #249A) in maple w/C-C# keys, your price is $609.00.
#4421 in maple, stained w/C-C# keys, your price is $671.00.
#4404 (was #349) in boxwood, your price is $557.00.
#4424 (was #349A) in boxwood w/C-C# keys, your price is $719.00.
#4405 (was #449) in palisander rosewood, your price is $737.00.
#4425 (was #449A) in palisander rosewood w/C-C# keys, your price is $951.00.
#4407 (was #549) in ebony blackwood, your price is $947.00.
#4427 (was #549A) in ebony blackwood w/C-C# keys, your price is $1,244.00.
#4921 in maple, stained, w/ C-C#, F-G keys, your price is $991.00.
#4924 in boxwood, w/ C-C#, F-G keys, your price is $1,092.00.
#4925 in rosewood, w/ C-C#, F-G keys, your price is $1,299.00.
BASSES Key of F
#4540 (was #259) Rottenburgh, maple, low F, bocal, your price is $1,405.00.
#4599 (was #259) Rottenburgh, maple, low F, bocal, two centers (415 and 440 pitch), your price is $2,021.00.
GREAT BASSES (Key of C, 8va. below tenor...)
#262R Sycamore, three keys, PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL FOR PRICE.
SUB BASS (Key of F, two 8va. below alto, one 8va. below Bass...)
#872 maple, PLEASE CALL OR EMAIL FOR PRICE.
AULOS BAROQUE FLUTES are made in Japan and are perfect for the flutist wanting to play on an “original” instrument, but who’s not yet ready to spend a couple of thousand for an antique.
AF1S, Grenser copy, ebony finish, soft case. For those wanting to play baroque music at 440 pitch and on an “original” instrument, these are highly recommended! $379.00
AF3, Stanesby copy, A=415, imitation ivory, hardshell case. There is no baroque flute
made, new, antique or reproduction, that plays better than this one! Superb for Bach,
Haendel or Telemann or for any of the hundreds of baroque trio-sonatas. The embouchure
is small just like an original Stanesby. $549.50