Mollenhauer 5432 Denner Tenor

Mollenhauer 5432 Denner tenor recorder with double key Castello Buchs (Zapatero)

With the Denner series, Mollenhauer offers a sophisticated baroque ensemble set which was developed in Nuremberg and Copenhagen based on the original instruments by Jacob Denner (1681-1735). The flutes have a slender, powerful sound with convincing charm. An agile, fast response in all registers enables virtuoso music from all eras. Unique in this price range are the completely undercut tone holes, which ensure that these instruments have a particularly stable sound.

Finely crafted decorative rings and the surface treated with vegetable oils offer an impressive appearance.

The features of the Mollenhauer 5432 Denner tenor recorder with double key Castello Buchs (Zapatero):

• Wood type: Castello boxwood (Zapatero)
• Fingering: Baroque
• With double key
• Agile, fast response
• Completely undercut tone holes
• Finely crafted decorative rings
• Surface treated with vegetable oils

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