Moeck Soprano Recorder after Steenbergen in Pearwood Instrument_Violin These editions do not include

These editions do not include harpsichord realisations

This Conservatorium tenor recorder is made of grenadilla and is thumb-bushed

We promise you won't run out of music to play or interesting things to read about this wonderful instrument

10mm (diameter)

The longer measurement of the recorder and the double key results in a more easily accessible extended range (2+ octaves)

Moeck Soprano Recorder after Steenbergen in Pearwood Instrument_Violin These editions do not includeThe 5211 Steenbergen soprano recorder in pearwood 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