Treble recorder Moeck 8350 Kynseker, plumwood

Two-piece early baroque treble recorder (f) in plum wood, a=442Hz with single holes in baroque fingering.
Compared to Renaissance consort recorders, this instrument already has a somewhat thicker conical bore and partly smaller finger holes,
so its sound is almost as powerful and fundamental, but slimmer and more flexible with a movable pitch.
The Kynseker flute is particularly suitable for the soloistic music of the early baroque period, which begins to express the state of a person's soul
with all its moods and passions. For maintenance and to preserve the beautiful sound, it is necessary to oil this flute regularly.
 

- Included in delivery is a black, imitation leather-covered case with wiper rod, cork grease, fingering chart, Moeck care set and playing-in instructions.
- Each flute is thoroughly tested by us for tuning, response and sound.
- For every instrument purchased from us, we grant a 2-year guarantee from the date of purchase.