Alto recorders

F-Alto after “Stanesby Junior”, A=442 Hz

in Europ. boxwood, African blackowood (Grenadilla)
Thomas Stanesby junior, London
built 1713-1754
Cite de la musique Paris (Original)

F-Alto after “Stanesby Junior”, A=442 Hz

in Europ. boxwood, African blackowood (Grenadilla)
Thomas Stanesby junior, London, 1713-1754
built 1720 (assumed)
4-part version
F-Alto after “Denner”, A=415 oder 442 Hz

F-Alto after “Denner”, A=415 oder 442 Hz

in Europ. boxwood, African blackowood (Grenadilla)
Jacob Denner (1681-1735)
The Danish Music Museum
F-Alto after “Bressan”, A=415 Hz

F-Alto after “Bressan”, A=415 Hz

Peter Bressan, 1663-1731
in Europ. boxwood, African blackowood (Grenadilla)
built 1720-1724
Frans Brüggen Collection
G-Alto after “Gahn”, A=415 Hz

G-Alto after “Gahn”, A=415 Hz

in Europ. boxwood, African blackowood (Grenadilla)
Johann Benedict Gahn (Nürnberg), 1674-1711
built 1698/1711
Original Frans Brüggen Collection
F-Alto after “Oberlender”, A=415 Hz

F-Alto after “Oberlender”, A=415 Hz

in Europ. boxwood, African blackowood (Grenadilla)
Johann Wilhelm der I.
built around 1735 in Nürnberg
Original in the Museum für Musikinstrumente Universität Leipzig

F Alto after “Heitz”, A=415 Hz

in snake wood with ornamental rings
Johann Heitz, 1672-1737
Original Frans Brüggen Collection