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in the German National Museum in Nuremberg
not widely known after the mid-to-late 1500s until the resurgent interest in early music in the 20th century
balanced tone
and is an ideal wooden recorder for the improving player who requires a more flexible tone with increased dynamic potential
it is the ideal first instrument for players requiring a flute at baroque pitch
Coolsma Soprano (Descant) Recorder in Palisander Instrument_Viola in the German National MuseumA high quality solo recorder from the workshops of Dutch recorder maker Hans Coolsma (1919 1991). Coolsma recorders are designed with a curved windway producing a responsive and direct sound, suitable for playing both baroque and contemporary music. This soprano recorder is made of palisander and the thumbhole is bushed. Five year guarantee. This recorder comes with a hard case, pull through, fingering chart, maintenance instructions and a 5 year
