Von Huene Alto Recorder (a415) after Denner in European Boxwood Instrumentation_AAB Watch a demonstration of its

Watch a demonstration of its playing possibilities by Jacob Heringman below

Lavishly equipped instruments developed in cooperation with the Dutch recorder maker Maarten Helder

They are instruments designed by a player of distinction with other professional performers in mind

3rd Octave G

in the German National Museum in Nuremberg

Von Huene Alto Recorder (a415) after Denner in European Boxwood Instrumentation_AAB Watch a demonstration of itsTwo of the most widely respected wind instrument makers in the Germany of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were Johann Christoph Denner and his son Jacob. Johann Christoph was amazingly prolific, inventive and versatile, while his son refined the designs as the changing times demanded. Jacob Denner and Telemann were contemporaries and compatriots. Telemann wrote some very demanding pieces, many using the extreme range of the recorder. It is