Tenor Recorders after Jean Hotteterre by Moeck Material:Boxwood Stained Antique plus improved breath response and

plus improved breath response and high-register control

The sopranos are available in maple and pearwood

and its sound is therefore deep and strong but still rich in overtones

The tonal character is brighter and richer in overtones compared to the Baroque flute

Tenor Recorders after Jean Hotteterre by Moeck Material:Boxwood Stained Antique plus improved breath response andThese Moeck tenors are based on original models by Parisian instrument maker Jean Hotteterre. The Hotteterre tenor has a powerful and warm sound in all registers. The instrument is ideal for solo playing. Its wide range of 2 1 2 octaves means it can be used for most baroque flute literature. It has also proved to be successful for contemporary music because of its strong low register and volume of tone. Because of their considerable length, these