Recorder Moeck 4304 Rottenburgh Alto Castello Baroque

The Moeck 4304 Rottenburgh Alto Castello Barroco recorder has an authentic Baroque sound. Relive the magic of old music with this true-to-original model created by Jean Hyacinth-Joseph Rottenburgh.

Made from boxwood, the Moeck 4304 flute offers a classic and velvety tone, perfect for chamber music and solos. With a rich, warm sound, we are transported to another musical era.

Composed of three pieces and tuned to A 3, the Moeck 4304 is an alto flute, with double holes for F/F# and G/G#. In addition, it comes with a leather bag, cleaning brush, cork cloth and lubricant, brand certificate and fingering chart.

The recorder is a wind instrument, widely used as a solo instrument, which gained popularity in the Middle Ages. The name “recorder” comes from the cut of its fixed reed.

The composer who dedicated the most pieces to him was Vivaldi, who composed many concertos for recorder, both in alto and soprano versions.

Moeck is a German brand that specializes in manufacturing this type of instruments. Since 1930 they have been selling flutes, initially made by small artisans but personally tuned and tuned by the brand's founder, Hermann Voegt.

In the search for faithful reproductions of historical instruments, Moeck created a special department dedicated to the reconstruction and reproduction of Baroque and Renaissance instruments.

In the 1960s, the brand's support for learning courses on historical instruments increased interest in its products, starting to produce high-quality replicas of museum instruments, but without forgetting the manufacture of recorders.

Manufactured by Moeck, a leading recorder brand since 1930, the Moeck 4304 combines modern technology with the artisanal touch, ensuring unparalleled precision and quality.

If you want to explore the sound of early music, the Moeck 4304 is the ideal instrument for experienced musicians looking for the original sound of the baroque recorder.

Specifications:

• Model: Rottenburgh
• Size: alto
• Joints: 3 joints
• Fingering: baroque
• Tuning: a1 = 442 Hz
• Wood: pearwood
• Holes/Key: double holes for f/f sharp and g/g sharp